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⌬Particle info
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Size: AHATU[1]

Class: ⎊ Null class (-1) ⎊

Contains: everything? (Omnipockets, Zyorons, Structures of Nothing)

Atomic fabricNonexistent particlesThingk

Information about Nonexistent particles is strictly impossible to know[2]. This is due to Nonexistent particles being strictly impossible to define, as much as its information. Like, how in the world is anything going to be able to represent "Nonexistent particle is a particle that is not a particle is a cloud and not a cloud of property and is strictly definable and undefinable, and it exists and does not exist[3]"? Well... at least... its near regions are pretty interesting as hecc.

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⌬Zooming into the nothingness[]

Although the Nonexistent particle's "existency" is undefinable, it still affects its surrounding environment. The area around Nonexistent particles becomes a condition somewhat similar to that of a verse, and as you zoom in further into the center of the influential region, the nonexistent particle's surrounding world becomes more and more fantastic.

  • ⌬Smaller...  : Just zooming in few times from the maximum influential radius of Nonexistent particle reveals a faint, blue cloud with occasional blue sparks. The region is a result of particle's energy dropping to the minimum allowed for any particle inside the influence of physics.
    This means a particle's influential region cannot be smaller than this unless it is some weird one or "really" nonexistence. However, with energy smaller than anything else, particles can do amazing things. Every time scale of space becomes small, it also becomes more fragile. Which can easily be carved by particles like Nonexistent particles, producing awesomeness.
  • ⌬Smaller...  : Not much difference at the scale where nonexistent particles' energy creates the first variant. In addition to blue sparkles, many different color variants appear. They are creations of more fragile space fluctuating with higher energy. Fluctuations can have a similar effect to photons, producing situations that photons can also make.
  • ⌬Smaller... : Zooming in more to smaller sizes adds more colors to the fuzzy clouds. Clouds and sparks significantly get brighter at this size, resembling conditions of verse similar to our universe. Along with instant sparks, a steady glow emerges. The glow stays around for some time before radiating entirely into faint sparks.
  • ⌬Smaller... : Environments get many more properties than common verses may have. Such as attraction spots, holes of extreme properties floating around. They VERY slowly radiate into sparks. Or how about occasional explosions sending out clouds and sparks so massive (relative to environment size), that they create borders containing various arrangements of sparks and objects? Really similar to verses, aren't they?
  • ⌬Smaller... : A lot more zoom-in reveals objects, clouds, and sparkles condensing more and more... until they stop doing it as they meet a border. Inside of it is pitch black space. Going further into it reveals... nothing. Absolutely nothing... not even NOKIA 3310...
  • ⌬Smaller... : Environments at this scale show off fantastic variations of everything. Every single speck of space is enriched with an insane diversity of objects showing off all their beauty. You can go inside those objects to escape from the space of Nonexistent particles, although reality inside them would be a completely unfamiliar reality and you would not be able to go back to the original one.
  • ⌬Smaller... : Ultimately, zooming in more[4] will only cause environments to get extremely alien, density slowly decreasing, and show unending darkness below the ceiling made of literally everything. once you enter this region, no method can get you back. If you managed to travel without arriving anywhere, for an immeasurable amount of time, you will, eventually, reach the center of the nonexistent particle. Zooming more is an unchanging impossibility, and who knows. Something amazing might have been hidden inside it. Too unlucky that it is forever hidden from everything...

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As described above, we can show that nonexistent particles are, actually, wormholes between "realities". As we zoom further, we would actually advance ahead through the hierarchy. Some nonexistent particles can lead into the abnormal wonders of "realities," in which those have different systems of sizing, like negative sizes.

In conclusion, nonexistent particles are infinitesimal wormholes between omnipockets.

⌬Is this... end of tiny particles chain...?[]

OF COURSE NOT


Tiny chain
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Possibly smallest hierarchy where super tiny particles elegantly float through it

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⌬Absolutely Tinier Particles⌬
Thingk - Mandelsok - .: - Periodk

ⶍ The Pre-Hierarchy ⶍ
(main article)
∅ Class 0 ∅
(hierarchy, explanation)

Astronomical Objects

Universe Section - Filament - Supercluster - Galaxy Cluster - Galaxy - Spiral arm - Planetary system (Solar System) - Star (Sun) - Planet

Human-Scale Objects

Continent - Country - Administrative subdivision - Human

Imperceptible Objects

Cell - Molecule - Atom - Nucleon (Proton, Neutron)

Elementary Particles

Elementary Particle (Quark, Lepton, Boson) - Preon - String - Uqraek fiber - Source Particle - Protoverse - SMOLverse - Small


Sub-Universal Verses

These objects are not smaller than elementary particles like the order would suggest. In reality, this chain diverges from the Astronomical Objects chain.
Milliverse - Microverse - Nanoverse - Picoverse - Femtoverse

Class -1 <--- | ---> Class 1
⎊ Class -1 ⎊
(category, explanation) - Also known as Null Class.

Verseuni Chain

esrevinU - Verseuni - Versemulti - Versemega - Versegiga - Versemeta - Versexeno - Versehyper - Versetera - ytinifnI - Verseomni - Verseallomni - Xoꓭ ǝʜT - Anti-Box - The Bocks - R. Skull - Negastring - Metom

Heck Chain

Heckverse - Heck - Hecc - Hekk - Heaa - Hebb - The dentist - Hevv - Hekc

Absolutely Tiny Particles

ATSL atoms - ATSL subatomic particles - ATSL elementary particles - ATSL sub-elementary particles - ATSL strings - ATSL uqraek fiber - Atomic fabric (ATSL) - Nonexistent particles (ATSL) - The Structure Of Nothing - Primordial particles (Α, Σ, Ω, Δ) - Chaos Fabric - Preprimordium Particles - Blueprint Gene - Blueprint Particle - Subexistion - - -·

Primordial Realities

Protoparticle - Tinyparticle - TOBA Particle - Upsilon Particles - Xeyon - The Anti-Concept - Voidonion - Omnipocket - Zyoron - Smaller-than-a-dave verse

Absolutely Tinier Particles

Thingk - Mandelsok - .: - Periodk - Microperiod

Class -2 <--- | ---> Class 0
£ Class -2 £
(category, explanation) - Also known as Axiomatic Class.

Mathematical Objects and Axions

Mathon - null - Axion (Small Axion, Tiny Axion, Micro-Axion, Nothing Axion, Nanoperiod)

Nonons

Nonon - Metium - Milion - Unedion - Mini-Unedion - Tiny - - - Picoperiod

First Nonexistent

(expanded list)
- - - Femtoperiod - Montos - Smallest -Est Hierarchy - Tiniest - Yesperiod - Infinitesimal - Neoid - Neomicron - SMOL thing - Yoctubial - Nontubial - Zeron - Kicsi - True axiom - Nothing

Class -3 <--- | ---> Class -1
១Class -3១
(category) - Also known as Non Class.

Pre-Conceptual

Conceptual Gate - Conceptual key - Nano Hierarchy - Half conceptual verse - Non conceptual verse - Godity chaos - Yarron box - Yarron verse - Yarron - Xerron - Friston - Nullon - Negaton - Smalleston

Non Particles

ijitiumOpulum - Vebolntum - Micrius - Tabluim - Naninus - Noninius - Whyium - Nothingest

Pre-Anti Logic

Anti conceptuality - Leveni - Anti Logic - Primition - Negative Two - True Nothing (false) - Anti Logic (true)

Class -4 <--- | ---> Class -2


Hierarchy Family

ⶍ The Pre-Hierarchy ⶍ - [by[The Official Hierarchy


  1. One AHATU (Absolute-Hyper-Absolutely tiny unit) is Hekc diameters
  2. How impossible? information about Nonexistent particles cannot be found anywhere you might think there is, including inside The Box, QRverse, and everything that is able to expose any information.
  3. painfully simplified actual description
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