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Verse and Dimensions Wikia

A space is an extent with or without bound that objects can located in using a coordinate system. The minimum number of coordinates needed to locate an object inside the space is known as the spatial dimensionality of said space. Distances between objects in space with at least one dimension are measured with units of length. The totality of all objects within the space, including the continuum of space itself and all other dimensions connected to it such as time is known as a -verse, therefore it can be seen as one of the components that forms a verse.

The term "space" is often used to refer to a 3-dimensional space, though the term "realm" can be used to differentiate between the two (though realm could also refer to a -verse or space with a specific purpose).

The term "space" can also be used to refer to outer space, which is the space throughout the universe between celestial bodies.

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Dimensionality Negative One Zero One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten ... Aleph null
Hyperbolic space

Hyperbolic plane

Hyperbolic realm

Hyperbolic flune

Hyperbolic pentrealm

Hyperbolic hexealm

Hyperbolic heptealm

Hyperbolic octealm

Hyperbolic ennealm

Hyperbolic decealm

... Hyperbolic omegealm

Euclidean space

Null polytope

Point

Euclidean line

Euclidean plane

Euclidean realm

Euclidean flune

Euclidean pentrealm

Euclidean hexealm

Euclidean heptealm

Euclidean octealm

Euclidean ennealm

Euclidean decealm

... Euclidean omegealm

Hypersphere

Point pair

Circle

Sphere

Glome

Tetrasphere

Pentasphere

Hexasphere

Heptasphere

Octasphere

Enneasphere

Dekasphere

... Omegasphere

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