Unicosm

A Unicosm is a verse which is smaller than a Universe. These verses are found orbiting universes, like a moon orbiting a planet. A universe can have lots of unicosms orbiting it, and there is an approximately 10% chance that any given universe has atleast 1 unicosm orbiting it. Unicosms orbit Universes at a distance of 100 - 10,000 Gly (0.1 - 10 Tly). The multiversal equivalent to a Unicosm is a Multicosm.
The universe with the largest amount of Unicosms orbiting it known is UNI-53350 with 139 Unicosms.
== Structure ==
Unicosms structurally are very similar to their parent universes, since they were made from the same matter. This means that unicosms near us will have galaxies, planets, etc.
== Unicosm Locations ==
In the Local Universe Group:
* UNC-1 orbiting UNI-2
* UNC-2, UNC-3 and UNC-4 orbiting UNI-382
* UNC-5 orbiting UNI-6122
* UNC-6 and UNC-7 orbiting UNI-512
== Formation ==
Unicosms are formed when a big bang creates a universe but leaves some of the bang's remnants outside of the newly-formed universe. These remnants coalesce into a smaller big bang, forming an unstable unicosm, or more if there are enough remnants. Sometimes, the unstability causes the new unicosm(s) to instantly crash into the parent universe.
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