Cosmology Tier

This is the Cosmology Tier page: here we rank the highest and the lowest -verses and other structures.

Multiple possible cosmologies exist thanks to the Law of Cosmological Subjectivity[1]. Each one has its own section below.

Anybody who is authorized or is an administrator gets their own official section on this page, other than that, users feel free to create their own blog posts.

Tiers

• Omniverse: The 1st highest level of all cosmology.
• Megaverse: The 2nd highest level of all known cosmology.
• Multi-Multiverses: The 3rd highest level of the cosmology.
• Multiverse: The 4th highest level in the cosmology.

Second Soup's merged cosmology

• The Box: Highest possible or impossible level.
• Altarca: Sealed portions of the Box with different structures than seen below.
  • The Barrelplex: This wiki's "local" altarca, containing the structure seen below, including the Barrel and its contents.
• Beyond: A form of higher-order nonspace holding monocosms.
• Monocosm: A self-contained pocket of Outside holding some quantity of large-scale -verses.
  • The Barrel: The "local" monocosm used for most of the work on the wiki, unless otherwise specified. Contains an omniverse, two godverses, and the Outside in between them.
• The Outside: The extradimensional nonspace forming the region within the Barrel disconnected from the -verses below.
• Godverses: These two structures orbit the omniverse - one houses Creator, the other Destroyer.
• Omniverse: Largest possible -verse. Infinitely high up in the archverse chain and is really more of a "direction" one approaches by counting, like a very large ordinal. Infinite group of highest-level archverses.
• Highest-level Archverse: one level below Omniverse. Infinite group of lower-level archverses.
• Archverse: two levels below Omniverse. Infinite group of lower-level archverses.
• Archverse: three levels below Omniverse. Infinite group of lower-level archverses.
• ...
• Archverse: one level above megaverse. Infinite group of megaverses.
• Megaverse: infinite group of multiverses and paraverses.
• Multiverse: large finite, or infinite, group of universes and pocket universes.

Aarex's fan-on cosmologies

• The Box: The biggest thing of everything.
• Omniverse: The reality.
• Hyperverse: A simulation verse, and it's sum of all metaverses in the hyperverse.
• Archverse: Biggest multiverse tier, group of smaller-level archverses.
• Archverse: 2nd biggest multiverse tier, group of smaller-level archverses.
• ...
• Yottaverse: 8th smallest multiverse tier, group of zettaverses.
• Zettaverse: 7th smallest multiverse tier, group of exaverses.
• Exaverse: 6th smallest multiverse tier, group of petaverses.
• Petaverse: 5th smallest multiverse tier, group of teraverses.
• Teraverse: 4th smallest multiverse tier, group of gigaverses.
• Gigaverse: 3rd smallest multiverse tier, group of megaverses.
• Megaverse: 2nd smallest multiverse tier, group of multiverses.
• Xenoverse: Groups of metaverses.
• Multiverse: Smallest multiverse tier which contain the universes.
• Metaverse: The virtual-reality space, interacting with computer-generated.
• Universe: The reality matter group we known.
• Universe (ours): The universe we live.
• Turtlies: Subgroup of universes with layers. It can be different shape, contains of, and extra dimensions.

MatthewandMario's cosmologies

• Nothing:
• The Box: Highest set ever, containing every conceivable and inconceivable idea ever.
• Beyond: Indescribable "space" beyond all existence.
• Godverse: Spiritual Realms exceeding all logic and Reality.
• Omniverse: Transfinite space containing or connecting all of existence.
• Ultraverse: Collection of almost every single megaverse, realm, dimension in existence.
• Megaverse: Group of Multiverse's
• Multiverse: Group of Universe's
• Universe: A single reality with a certain set of physical properties.
• Universe (ours): Where we live.
• Supercluster: Cluster of Galaxies
• Galaxy: a system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational attraction.
• Interstellar Neighborhood:
• Solar System

• Planet.

Hunter Wizard's whatever cosmologies

• Endless: The final destination.
• Existence: The container of everything, also known as the lobby.
• The Chip: The heart.

• ---- Probably the most ridiculous theory below. ----

• You.

Alemagno12's Cosmology

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Tonybalongna's Absolute Cosmology

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• The Structure Of Everything: The name used to describe the structure in which something contains another thing lower than itself, The Box is still a part of this.
• The Box: The ultimatum of all existing and nonexistent altarcae. If you can, or can't think of something, it's in the box. Cantor's absolute infinity can be assigned to it.
• Transcendentem: The sum of every beyond-bubble. Theta (an inaccessible transfinite number) can be assigned to it.
• Beyond: Contains a variable amount of omniverses and godverses. Beyond contains most altarcae, the altarcae that aren't contained are present in their own bubbles throughout The Unimaginable. Epsilon can be assigned to it.
• Monocosm: The name for any standard verse hierarchy leading up to Beyond, our local altarca contains the omniverse, the two godverses, and beyond. This can vary, though, since there are an infinite number of altarcae in the box. Each altarca can have different properties, leading different types of verses to be created within it, or even some verses not even being able to be born at all. Omega can be assigned to every altarca.
• Godverse: Home to Creator and Destroyer, there are two in most altarcae. The godverses don't contain any lower verses.
• Omniverse: Contains every archverse. Omniverses are cosmology transcendent, meaning that any laws of a smaller verse do not affect it at all. aleph null can be assigned to it.
• Ultraverse: Container of archverses, can still be contained by a larger archverse. (usually an archverse at 1,000,001+) Most ultraverses contain around 1,000,000 archverses. Ultraverses can be assigned to every millionth natural number.
• Archverse: Placeholder name for any verses above Megaverse. Each archverse can be assigned to a natural number.
• Megaverse: Contains many Multiverses, can have different properties leading to multiverses with different properties, leading to different types of laws inside of these multiverses, making their cosmologies different.
• Multiverse: Every possible outcome of one universe. Each outcome is located in a different universe within a multiverse, and some multiverses have completely new events aswell. Each multiverse created can have different properties, leading for different type of universes to be born.
• Universe: Hyper-cosmic bubble of an indefinite size containing several hyper-intergalactic structures. Some universes can expand, some don't. Some universes don't even have the opportunity to be born at all.

• Supercluster: Contains tens of thousands of galaxies
  • Supergalaxy: End state of a supercluster when every galaxy in that supercluster has coalesced into one

• Galaxy cluster: Contains hundreds of galaxies
• Galaxy group: Contains dozens of galaxies
• Galaxy: Can contain up to 100 billion solar systems
• Solar System: Structure with at least 3 planets and 1 (possibly) habitable planet orbiting a large interstellar mass, usually a star, can be a Black hole.

Holomanga's Twin Cosmology

• Nothing

Unthinkable Reality

• The Box - Top level container containing everything

Paradox Space

• [...]
• The Barrel and Altarcae
• [...]
• Outside
• Beyond
• [...]
• Polyverse - Contains multiple complimentary infinite collections of godverses that add to zero
• Godverse versorts - Tiers of collections of godverses
• Godverse - Infinite collections of omniverses with similar epistemic defePhysical
• Omniverse versorts - Tiers of collections of omniverses
• Omniverse - Top of the hierarchy, contains all of reality

Reality

• [...]
• Infinite hierarchy of Archverses, each a collection of ~ℵ_n of the previous tier
• [...]
• Gigaverse - Multiple megaverses (~ℵ₃)
• Megaverse - Multiple multiverses (~ℵ₂)
• Multiverse - Multiple universes (~ℵ₁)
• Universe cohorts - Small collections of universes
• Universe - Single timelike connected region of space

Small

• [...]
• Turtlies - Arbitarily large superstructure of galaxies and turtlies
• [...]
• Supercluster complex
• Galaxy group
• Galaxy
• Spiral arm
• Stellar belt
• Stellar bubble
• Stellar cloud
• Solar system
• Planet
• Continent
• State
• City
• Neighbourhood
• House
• Person
• Organ system
• Organ
• Tissue
• Cell
• Organelle
• Macromolecular complex
• Macromolecule
• Molecule
• Atom
• Hadron
• Elementary fermion

Subphysical

• Virtual particle
• [...]
• Quantum - The smallest units, able to be arranged to create any self-consistent structure

Subreal

• [...]
• Paradox quantum - Units smaller than quanta, so small that is is possible to arrange them in paradoxical ways

Subunreal

• [...]
• Unthinkable quantum

ThisWriter's Cosmology

It pretends to contain the not so humble properties of being coherent with what we intuit, believe, feel and seem to observe about our reality as well as to be able to include any and all fantasy at the same time while being able to relate them to each other and maintain a measure of coherence. In other words, it tries to point out the obvious using made up and important looking words.

Basic or Top Level concepts or elements, also known as ThisWriter's Top Cosmology

• Omniumverse - The set of our real cosmology plus all of the fantasy
• Realium - Our own reality and whatever cosmology it is part of (could be just our single universe)
• Imaginarium - All of fantasy including all invented cosmologies and such (like those listed on this page)
• Great Barrier - The border between reality and fantasy
• Imaginatas - Each Imaginata is an imagined or believed reality inside the Imaginarium which can have its own Cosmology
• Cosmology - It is the name given to the large scale organizing structure of both the Realium and any Imaginata, usually taking some hierarchical form but not necessarily