'Possibility' emojis

The Milky Way is a band of countless stars visible in the night sky. This is what our galaxy looks like from the side.

The Korean folktale of Chilseok (the seventh day of the seventh lunar month) is based on the Milky Way. Stories about the Milky Way are told in various cultures around the world.

This emoji represents the Japanese kanji '可 (ka)', meaning 'possible' or 'permissible'. It's used to express approval or consent.

It's mainly used to indicate permitted actions or approved content. For example, you might see it in signs like 'Entry Permitted' or 'Available for Use'.

This emoji represents "OK" by making a circle with both arms above the head. It's used to indicate a positive response or agreement.

It's often used when making plans or agreeing to a friend's suggestion. In Korea, it's also used with the text "ㅇㅋ".

The waxing crescent moon is the shape of the moon as it grows larger. It's one of the most beautiful lunar phases visible in the night sky.

Many people around the world make wishes upon seeing this phase of the moon. It also symbolizes new beginnings and hope.

A full moon is the complete circular shape of the moon when it appears largest and brightest. It can be seen on the 15th day of the lunar calendar.

In Korea, people make wishes while looking at the full moon during Chuseok. Moon viewing with family becomes a special memory.