Omniverses are verses that contain a countably infinite amount of Archverses, ending with universes at the lowest level. They're the largest official Archverses in our local Wikiverse, and the largest Archverses in the original chain (Universe, multiverse, metaverse, xenoverse, hyperverse, omniverse).
Structure[]
An Omniverse has a fractal structure resembling a random sphere packing. Unlike from the Apollonian gasket or Kleinian circle packing, the size and position of verses are random and spaces between verses exist, mostly being filled by Omni-Web. But at the smallest verses, you may see that verses are arranged in an orderly way instead, unexpectedly.
Each Omniverse contains an Ultraverse, which serves as a quick gateway to different-sized Archverses, which is hidden from a looped dimension throughout this Omniverse. In the Ultraverses, you may see different Archverses, but visualized as same-size spheres.
Civilization[]
Many civilizations have created their own superstructures that hold thousands of verses of equal size revolving around a central one, or more. A lot of more civilizations managed to get out of all Archverses with and reach Ultraverse, which they build a subway to their own Archverses.
Our Omniverse[]
Our Omniverse is located in an Allomniverse, which also contains another 11 neighborhood Pseudo-Omniverses, which all have different, smaller sizes and different ratios of existence and nonexistence. They were clustered by an Omniverse civilization, when they unexpectedly found some of those from the deep layers of The Outside.
Our Omniverse is one of the most popular structures of our local Realm, as it was chosen to be a hub for most deities, gods, creatures, and civilizations.
Alongside that, the Omniverse holds historical importance, as many ancient relics can be founds here, with hundreds of museums of artifacts from all over the Realm, libraries, community centers, governments, and research centers, that were all built here. Essentially, the Omniverse.
Local Omniverse's creation[]
Back when our local Box was created, its recursive layers were infinitely unstable. Many of them collapsed inwards on themselves and disappeared into thin air. This did nothing, because our Box was empty and non-finality based yet, but it had an infinite number of layers.
After an infinite cluster of layers demanifested, one layer, which was either special in some way, or collapsed in the right way, or maybe a phenomenon happened at the exact same moment, it is unknown what really happened but we know it happened with the collapse of a layer, caused a massive, infinitely sized explosion inside, which rattled our Box and turned it into a maximally chaotic state for the next ~ OYC. During this stage of chaos, through pure chance, our Box slowly brought upon itself the property of being 2-finality.
As this happened, objects of existence-(0,1) were first-ever constructed on it. Then existence-2, existence-3, and so on. The problem is, that existence-4 and existence-5 objects attract each other (positive and negative attractions between icosahedra variants described in The Other Box article), and as two far apart ones and giant ones did so, they smashed together, producing an incredible explosion, blasting away the majority of all non-existence-(0,1) objects, and in the process, causing the formation of 12 Omniverses. One of them was special, containing all existence-1 objects, and so it was given the name of The Xenoverse, while the others were named as Pseudo-Omniverse.
Another reason for its significance, and a deciding factor for it becoming labeled as special, and the other ones as mere "pseudos", was due to the absolutely unmatched amounts of Archverses packed together, which were not only patterned, but some also patternless, some had life, some were empty, some had ordered cubistic looks, while some were fractaled.
Trivia[]
- Omniverse, in the old version of Aarex's cosmology, contains everything else, including (non-)existences, types, abstracts, and concepts. It proves the Omniverse is similar to The V&D Box.
- They rank high 1-B in powerscaling due to their countably infinite dimensionality.
See Also[]
- Universe - the verse we currently observed of.
- Multiverse - the verse consisting of smaller universes.
- Archverse - the verse which is finitely recursive.
- Ultraverse - the looped dimensional verse which "diagonalizes" smaller archverses.
- The Box - the verse consisting of every single physical thing.
- Reality - depicted definitions of our reality.
- Time and reality