1. A computer-implemented method for exposing relationships between universe objects, the method being executed using one or more processors and comprising: identifying, by the one or more processors, a universe, the universe comprising a data foundation, an abstracted layer, and a semantic layer, the data foundation defining an underlying database model comprising a definition of tables, joins and contexts used by the universe, the abstracted layer comprising a list of objects and folders exposed by the universe and being configured to obscure a technical complexity defining relationships between tables referenced by the objects in the data foundation underlying the universe, each of the objects comprising an array of data categorized into one or more dimensions and being characterized by at least one of a dimension, an attribute and a measure, and the semantic layer mapping complex data of the data foundation to non-technical terms using an information engine that enables access to data and analysis of data independent of the underlying data source; automatically processing, by the one or more processors, the objects of the abstracted layer to provide one or more link groups, each link group comprising a plurality of objects that are related to one another; matching, by the one or more processors, the dimension-attribute relationships between the objects of each of the one or more link groups to determine a compatibility of the objects and to prevent a selection of one or more of the objects that are identified as being incompatible by applying indicators of the compatibility to corresponding objects; and outputting the one or more link groups to initiate querying of the universe.