ExaVerse

An image of the Spawn Planet, Plantae.

## Description

Ah yes, the Exaverse. A huge span of planets, stars, galaxies, and nebulae; just like the universe. The Exaverse is a large span of planets, stars, galaxies, nebulae, and other celestial objects, just like the universe. There's a couple of differences though, such as the most abundant element being helium, and it being a lot larger than the universe. When you first enter the Exaverse, you'll enter a habitable planet by the name of Plantae, which is Latin for "Plants." It has yellow frons in the equator, and some lakes here and there. The poles have dark green grass, and snow that the bottoms.

## Origins

Its not fully known on what the origin of the Exaverse is, but its confirmed that a high abundance of Helium caused a Steady-State like formation of the Exaverse, which made it came to be. But there's more evidence and investigations to be confirmed.

## How to Enter and Exit

### How to Enter

In order to enter, you'll have to quantum tunnel from the universe, and you'll enter here. Its also claimed that you can enter here from other universes by quantum tunneling, but its currently unconfirmed.

### How to Exit

Again, you can just exit from quantum tunneling, and enter another verse. There's also unconfirmed theories that you can exit others ways. Besides that, you can't really exit unless you've mastered faster than light travel. Either way, its still difficult.

## Monsters

There's no intelligent life here, but research has proven that there's singular-cell and multi-celluar organisms in the land and water of Plantae, but life outside of Plantae is unknown, as knowledge is limited outside of Plantae.

## Knowledge Outside Plantae

As stated before, Knowledge outside Plantae is very limited, but plenty of information has been gathered. In Late 2020, a probe has been launched toward the star that's been named "Epsilon," to see if there's any others planets in the Epsilon System. The probe has pictured a supposed star cluster and has detected but not pictured a moon of Plantae. Another thing known is the three most abundant elements in the Exaverse. The others aren't known apart from the 7th most abundant.

* #1: Helium, making 68% of the Exaverse.
* #2: Hydrogen, making 21% of the Exaverse.
* #3: Nitrogen, making 6% of the Exaverse.
* #7: Argon, making 0.094% of the Exaverse.

After observation of the strangely blue image, its been discovered that some parts of the sky are blue because of the stars being clustered such as the image. This would cause a lot of light, and sometimes, collapses. This causes an anomalous blue spot in space, or even the very night sky.

## Major Settlements

Since there's no colonies and continents, and parts of the planet are uniform, they're usually split into the West, Central, and East sections which are drawn by the rivers Without further ado, let's start.

### Rivern

The starting point, inhabited by about 200 people, and is located in the Central Section. This place is usually up and running, but a revolt is bound to happen.

### Solaris

Distant from the starting point, but is still populated by lots of people, with a population of 137 people. This place is usually for people who could stand the cold, as they're near the poles. This place is located in between the Central and East Section.

### Western

The westernmost major settlement in Plantae, with a population of 112 people. This place is usually very tranquil, and peaceful. This place is located in the West Section.

### Others

There are still plenty of other major settlements, or settlements in general, as every settlement is included in the map. Here are other settlements.

* Stolk: Has a population of 94, located in the East Section. Its a mix of the word settlement, and folk.
* Medium: Has a population of 61, located in the West Section. Its in an intermediate location, hence the name, "medium."
* Chlorn: Has a population of 33, located in the East Section. The origin of the name is unknown, so I won't bother trying to tell.

The other settlements are either branched off the other settlements, or are just camps, or are irrelevant. Those are all of the major settlements.

## Further Reading

Lets read further. So the reason why this verse is called the "Exaverse," is because the prefix "exa" denotes a factor of 10^18, and that number would be big, just like the Exaverse itself. There's also hypotheses that say there's a planet closer to Epsilon, as gravitational manipulation has kept Plantae's orbit stable, and the source seems to come closer to the star Epsilon. This is all that can be read further, as information about the Exaverse is usually very murky.