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The Cosmology
Quick Author Disclaimer: While I am an enthusiast for quantum physics and physics, I am by no means an expert. This should NEVER be interpreted as a scientific document/paper/study and should ALWAYS be viewed as a fictitious (albeit grounded) take on quantum physics and physics. If new discoveries are made in the future, I will update this lore at my discretion. Also please refrain from getting angry at me if this doesn't adhere to your views on dimensions, physics, quantum physics, etc.
The cosmology of ULTRAMagic Alternate is fairly extensive and expansive. It encompasses multiple realms and dimensions, seemingly unendingly. For those that are not in the know, a cosmology in this context refers to the nature of existence and what lies within it. It is the study of what lies around us to better comprehend how life, the universe, and everything works. We will be looking at the layers and levels of existence to understand just what we are living in.
For context before we get too deep into this, dimensions do not correlate to levels of the cosmology. They indicate how much of the cosmology you can comprehend.
The Micro
The Micro is what we cannot see in regards to everything around us. The name “Micro” is not entirely accurate as these things are vastly smaller than the microscopic scale. It is better to look at this name metaphorically rather than literally. Here one finds the building blocks of reality and how it functions. Life cannot exist here nor can one actually visit this section of existence. Trying to force oneself into this realm often results in a black hole or something equally confusing.
The Zero Dimension:
Starting from the smallest realm possible, we would have the Prima Materia, but there is a technicality to that. The “smallest” realm is technically the Zero Dimension. 0D is a placeholder used to define all other dimensions, both positive and negative. Zero is “nothing,” but what is nothing?
Prima Materia is the base form of all matter, making up the fabric of reality itself. Prima Materia exists within the 1st Dimension and builds upon itself from there.
The Subatomic:
This is where particles smaller than atoms exist. This realm has its own physics and laws, poorly understood by anyone under 6D.
The Atomic Realm:
This is the scale at which atoms exist. These “clouds” of particles make up everything with various atoms of differing amounts of particles. Atoms are very chaotic despite the structure created by the subatomic realm. They are also huge despite how small they are.The Atomic realm is often viewed as the end product of the subatomic realm acting upon the Prima Materia. To explain this:
The Macro
The Macro is what we can see and directly interact with in regards to everything around us. This is the other half of the metaphor that the Micro started. Obviously life can easily exist here and thrive. The Macro is the best environment for life as it is the most stable. The most common residents of the Macro are 3rd dimensionals and some occasional 4th dimensionals.
Planets:
This is a celestial body that orbits around a star. What sets it apart from other objects is its size, shape, mass, and gravity. These objects are known for being able to sustain any form of life. Earth is a notable example of a life sustaining planet. Another is Atlangea, a planet that never ended its permian era. Another example is The Phantom Planet, a strange anomaly inhabited by ghosts that phases back and forth between the solar systems of Earth and Altangea. It appears to come from the reality error known as the Ghost Realm.
Solar Systems:
This is a group of objects (usually planets) orbiting a star. Most space faring civilizations consider the minimum amount of non-star objects needed for a solar system to be considered a solar system is two. Whether or not this minimum of two planets are life-bearing is up to chance. Many solar systems are usually full of rocks, gas giants, ice giants, and dwarf planets.
Galaxies:
These are collections of stars, planets, and objects in close proximity to each other, orbiting a singularity. Galaxies tend to cluster together, much like how Universes do in the Multiverse. In the Milky Way Galaxy (the name used by humanity), there are only 30 known space faring civilizations across the galaxy. This number is considered abnormal for space. Many planets end up dying off due to violent and overly-excessive in-fighting, assuming they are not taken out by an asteroid, rogue planet, or coronal mass ejection.
The Collections
"Collections" is a term used to refer to the state of things at this scale. This is where you can observe clusters of objects clumping together, forming recognizable patterns and groups. The best example of this from the Macro are Galaxies. The most popular examples of this are universes. While life does technically exist at this scale (see “The Macro”), it is uncommon to see life specifically existing at this scale.
Universes:
Similar to galaxies, this is a collection of celestial objects in close proximity to each other. Unlike galaxies, universes have the distinction of expanding and contracting in cycles. The border of a universe is tricky to define. Typically it is the point where everything is behind you and nothing is ahead of you. There is also a great deal of space between objects in this region of space. Universes are difficult to explore without time travel or faster than light travel. Expansion invalidates speed and contraction invalidates going outward. Most just stick to their own galaxy or galaxy cluster. Of course, there are those mad enough to leave their own universe…
The Multiverse:
As stated previously in the entry on The Unlight, matter can only arrange itself in so many patterns before it starts repeating. This is what distinguishes alternate universes. A collection of universes in close proximity to each other is what is known as a multiverse.
The Megaverse:
A megaverse is a large-scale multiverse. It contains multiple multiverses within it. The megaverse was an interesting discovery for the Multiverse Patrol and the Reality Walkers. They figured it was possible, but were not sure of it. The application of this knowledge is minimal as traveling outside of your own multiverse is pointless. The initial discovery was accidental, occurring when someone from another multiverse warped into our multiverse.
The Ultraverse:
This is the next theoretical step above the megaverse, encompassing multiple megaverses. This has yet to be defined. The fact that multiple multiverses exist implies that pattern repetition happens on a macro scale (relative to the scale of the collections). The issue is that another megaverse would need to be discovered. The Unlight, Dream Realm, and Outer Void seem to be the best means of finding these other megaverses.
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The Cosmology
Quick Author Disclaimer: While I am an enthusiast for quantum physics and physics, I am by no means an expert. This should NEVER be interpreted as a scientific document/paper/study and should ALWAYS be viewed as a fictitious (albeit grounded) take on quantum physics and physics. If new discoveries are made in the future, I will update this lore at my discretion. Also please refrain from getting angry at me if this doesn't adhere to your views on dimensions, physics, quantum physics, etc.
The cosmology of ULTRAMagic Alternate is fairly extensive and expansive. It encompasses multiple realms and dimensions, seemingly unendingly. For those that are not in the know, a cosmology in this context refers to the nature of existence and what lies within it. It is the study of what lies around us to better comprehend how life, the universe, and everything works. We will be looking at the layers and levels of existence to understand just what we are living in.
The Cosmology:
- The Micro
- The Macro
- The Collections
- The Minor Abstract
- The Major Abstract
- The Spheres
The Micro
The Micro is what we cannot see in regards to everything around us. The name “Micro” is not entirely accurate as these things are vastly smaller than the microscopic scale. It is better to look at this name metaphorically rather than literally. Here one finds the building blocks of reality and how it functions. Life cannot exist here nor can one actually visit this section of existence. Trying to force oneself into this realm often results in a black hole or something equally confusing.
The Zero Dimension:
Starting from the smallest realm possible, we would have the Prima Materia, but there is a technicality to that. The “smallest” realm is technically the Zero Dimension. 0D is a placeholder used to define all other dimensions, both positive and negative. Zero is “nothing,” but what is nothing?
- Nothing is empty space. It is a distinct lack of standard objects. Despite the name, there can never truly be “nothing.” If you can identify something as nothing, than that nothing is something
- Life is not supposed to exist here, yet it does. There is nothing conventional for life to exist off of.
- While technically below the Prima Materia/1st Dimension, it also not because it is supposed to be nothing.
Prima Materia is the base form of all matter, making up the fabric of reality itself. Prima Materia exists within the 1st Dimension and builds upon itself from there.
- Prima Materia cannot be observed as it is smaller than a photon. Trying to compress a Photon enough to see Prima Materia will result in a singularity.
- 5th Dimensionals and higher know what Prima Materia looks like due to being one with the flow of time. Many say that it resembles “strings,” vibrating and weaving into what we see all around us.
The Subatomic:
This is where particles smaller than atoms exist. This realm has its own physics and laws, poorly understood by anyone under 6D.
- The Subatomic establishes the rules for everything bigger than it. There are particles that determine what we look like and how everything behaves.
- Many have noticed that the subatomic has its own equivalent of the vibration seen in the Prima Materia. This would be “spin” or angular momentum. Particles at this scale have a specific way their wave function behaves which allows them to be separated into different groups and be distinct from each other.
The Atomic Realm:
This is the scale at which atoms exist. These “clouds” of particles make up everything with various atoms of differing amounts of particles. Atoms are very chaotic despite the structure created by the subatomic realm. They are also huge despite how small they are.The Atomic realm is often viewed as the end product of the subatomic realm acting upon the Prima Materia. To explain this:
- Prima Materia moves. It vibrates and weaves into something. That something begins acting in a specific way, creating forces and laws. These give shape and form to Atoms. Atoms go on to clump together as dictated by these forces and laws to form us and everything around us.
The Macro
The Macro is what we can see and directly interact with in regards to everything around us. This is the other half of the metaphor that the Micro started. Obviously life can easily exist here and thrive. The Macro is the best environment for life as it is the most stable. The most common residents of the Macro are 3rd dimensionals and some occasional 4th dimensionals.
Planets:
This is a celestial body that orbits around a star. What sets it apart from other objects is its size, shape, mass, and gravity. These objects are known for being able to sustain any form of life. Earth is a notable example of a life sustaining planet. Another is Atlangea, a planet that never ended its permian era. Another example is The Phantom Planet, a strange anomaly inhabited by ghosts that phases back and forth between the solar systems of Earth and Altangea. It appears to come from the reality error known as the Ghost Realm.
Solar Systems:
This is a group of objects (usually planets) orbiting a star. Most space faring civilizations consider the minimum amount of non-star objects needed for a solar system to be considered a solar system is two. Whether or not this minimum of two planets are life-bearing is up to chance. Many solar systems are usually full of rocks, gas giants, ice giants, and dwarf planets.
Galaxies:
These are collections of stars, planets, and objects in close proximity to each other, orbiting a singularity. Galaxies tend to cluster together, much like how Universes do in the Multiverse. In the Milky Way Galaxy (the name used by humanity), there are only 30 known space faring civilizations across the galaxy. This number is considered abnormal for space. Many planets end up dying off due to violent and overly-excessive in-fighting, assuming they are not taken out by an asteroid, rogue planet, or coronal mass ejection.
The Collections
"Collections" is a term used to refer to the state of things at this scale. This is where you can observe clusters of objects clumping together, forming recognizable patterns and groups. The best example of this from the Macro are Galaxies. The most popular examples of this are universes. While life does technically exist at this scale (see “The Macro”), it is uncommon to see life specifically existing at this scale.
Universes:
Similar to galaxies, this is a collection of celestial objects in close proximity to each other. Unlike galaxies, universes have the distinction of expanding and contracting in cycles. The border of a universe is tricky to define. Typically it is the point where everything is behind you and nothing is ahead of you. There is also a great deal of space between objects in this region of space. Universes are difficult to explore without time travel or faster than light travel. Expansion invalidates speed and contraction invalidates going outward. Most just stick to their own galaxy or galaxy cluster. Of course, there are those mad enough to leave their own universe…
The Multiverse:
As stated previously in the entry on The Unlight, matter can only arrange itself in so many patterns before it starts repeating. This is what distinguishes alternate universes. A collection of universes in close proximity to each other is what is known as a multiverse.
- An alternate universe is what indicates repeating patterns of matter
- The most notable feature of a multiverse are universe clusters, which are very similar to galaxy clusters
- It is common to see universes interact with each other within a cluster
The Megaverse:
A megaverse is a large-scale multiverse. It contains multiple multiverses within it. The megaverse was an interesting discovery for the Multiverse Patrol and the Reality Walkers. They figured it was possible, but were not sure of it. The application of this knowledge is minimal as traveling outside of your own multiverse is pointless. The initial discovery was accidental, occurring when someone from another multiverse warped into our multiverse.
The Ultraverse:
This is the next theoretical step above the megaverse, encompassing multiple megaverses. This has yet to be defined. The fact that multiple multiverses exist implies that pattern repetition happens on a macro scale (relative to the scale of the collections). The issue is that another megaverse would need to be discovered. The Unlight, Dream Realm, and Outer Void seem to be the best means of finding these other megaverses.
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