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Peter Quill seems to have been born in 1981, and then abducted from Earth in 1988. There were therefore 7 years in which the child of a Celestial was on Earth.

Is there any indication given of whether or not Charles Xavier sensed Peter's existence?

I am not sure when Cerebro was created.

Of course, the source can be anywhere in the comics. Obviously, the movie universes are different, but many characters coexist in the comics despite being segregated in the movies.

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    Um, these are two different movie universes. Charles Xavier is a mutant, and thus only in Fox’s X-Men movies. Peter Quill is in Disney’s MCU. – Adamant May 22 '17 at 4:20
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    @HorusKol - …not really? The truth is, the X-Men timeline (any of them) is basically inconsistent with the MCU timeline. Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver are dual licensed (not the same characters), Deadpool is being meta (not crossing over), and Spiderman wasn’t part of the X-Men universe either (plus, this is a new Spider-Man). – Adamant May 22 '17 at 4:36
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    @HorusKol - That’s why the X-Men timeline has time travel. ;) The arrangement of movies on your shelf may not depend on rights holders, but it’s not about rights holders. It’s about whether X-Men makes any sense as the same story as the MCU (it doesn’t). As for Deadpool, it makes a lot of jokes that we really shouldn’t take too seriously. It’s meta. It’s what Deadpool does. If you really care, though, technically the MCU, comics, and all the Marvel licensed properties are different universes in a multiverse..but that still doesn’t put Charles Xavier on Earth-199999 at any point in the timeline – Adamant May 22 '17 at 4:48
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    I mean, one might as well as how Spider-Man could go back to high school after he was in college in Spider-Man 3. They’re not the same story, and they’re not supposed to be. And as mentioned previously, in the comics (where Xavier and Peter do coexist), Peter is not the child of a Celestial.... – Adamant May 22 '17 at 4:52
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    Cerebro couldn't detect Peter Quill as he doesn't have X-gene. See scifi.stackexchange.com/a/42966/931 – 11.01.11 May 22 '17 at 4:54
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No. Ego is only Peter Quill's father in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Charles Xavier does not exist in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as X-Men movie rights are not controlled by Marvel Studios at the moment (instead, Fox).

See What makes a movie part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? for more information.

As Adamant mentioned, Peter Quill's backstory in the comics is quite a bit different. He is the son of J'son (King/Emperor of Spartoi) who is member of a human-like alien species without any clear superpowers.

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  • This does not answer the question, as the scope could include the comics. – CodeMed May 22 '17 at 4:28
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    @CodeMed- But Peter Quill’s father is J’son in the comics, who is not a Celestial. He’s only a Celestial in the movie universe, where it doesn’t make any sense to ask about Xavier. Also, the guardians-of-the-galaxy-2 tag is for the MCU movie, so for a question about comic books it wouldn’t be appropriate. – Adamant May 22 '17 at 4:29
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    Also this question was tagged with [marvel-cinematic-universe] when I answered. – Jack May 22 '17 at 4:34

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