Does the normal of any plane pass through every single point in space? If so, why?

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The normal is a direction vector that is perpendicular to (edited) the plane at all points. Is the normal then able to pass through every single point in space?

Edit: Suppose I can shift the normal around at all points on the plane, am I able to form a line equation of the normal passing through every single point in space?