Omniplanet!

The omniplanet! Is a planet that exists within some universes. The full way around is about 143 undecillion miles. Of that, 141 undecillion miles are ocean, and there are 2 undecillion miles of land. This land is just a bunch of sand, nothing special. It also has 26x as much life variety as Earth, and 99.8% of that is in the oceans. It’s planet status is debated, since it doesn’t orbit any stars except the omnistar, a star-like object that produces a lot of light. The planet’s average tempurature is about 70 farenheight.

### sunlight zone

this zone is the top and stuff. In here, you can find low-pressure swimming areas and good swimming tempuratures, both in the galactic environment and in the ocean itself. Here, a fish can be found, but they tend to like to stay in the twilight zone and below. Diving here is cool, as you can still see as light penetrates well through this layer. Takes up 25% of layers.

### twilight zone

in this zone, there are lots of fish. It’s possible to swim here at higher sections, and it isn’t *that* dark, but it’s still recommended to stay in the sunlight zone. However, the deeper sections of this layer are good for submarine trips. Takes up 20% of layers.

### midnight zone

the midnight zone is a high-pressure zone that is very dark, with little light. The higher sections of this area is probably the furthest that you should go with your submarine. It has some dangerous life too, and pretty much no land creatures go here. Sunlight zone creatures also usually never go here on their own. Takes up 15% of layers.

### abyss

the abyss is where no light penetrates. It’s pitch black here, and the life is very dangerous. The pressure could also crush pretty much anything! It’s recommended to stay out of here. The abyss takes up 15% of layers.

### trenches

These are the areas below the abyss. There are many (5) layers of trenches in trenches until you reach the bottom. Each trench usually has 4 layer 2 trenches, which each have 3 layer 3 trenches, which each have 4 layer 4 trenches, which have 3 layer 5 trenches. Trenches take up 25% of all the layers, with layer 1 trenches taking up 25% of that, layer 2 taking up 20% of it, layer 3 taking up 15%, layer 4 taking up 16%, and layer 5 taking up 24%.

## atmosphere layers

these are the layers of the omniplanet!’s atmosphere.

### troposphere

the troposphere is a layer up to 25 undecillion miles high. It has a surprisingly high amount of breathable air, having 3x as much air as Earth’s troposphere per square centimeter. A few flying animals fly around in the troposphere. Sometimes, clouds can be found here too!

### stratosphere

it lasts until 70 undecillion miles. Most clouds are located here, except the highest ones, despite Earth’s clouds usually being in the troposphere. The stratosphere is still fairly easy to breathe in, having 0.9x as much air as Earth’s troposphere layer.

### mesosphere

the top of the mesosphere is at 125 undecillion miles. Here, the highest types of clouds can be found, and it has very little air. It’s cold up here, too, at 30 farenheight. That’s below freezing! Also, no life lives here, not even any of the tiny amount of flying creatures that live in the stratosphere.

### thermosphere

it’s top rests 200 undecillion miles above the ground. It’s quite cold, at -5 farenheight, and almost no air is found here. It sort of serves as the ozone layer for the omniplanet!, except much, much larger. Sometimes, floating islands with lakes can be found here, and it is not known why.

### ionosphere

the ionosphere is 300 undecillion miles above the ground. It’s actually a bit warmer than the previous layer, and it also lacks any air. One of the Omniplanet!’s 5 moons can be found at the top. Nothing really happens here.

### exosphere

The final layer, the exosphere, lasts until 450 miles above the ground. Nothing is really here except for 4 of the 5 moons orbiting the Omniplanet!, so yeah.