Multiverse Information

## Multiverse Theory

The multiverse is an ever-growing collection of infinite amount of universes, with infinite possibilities. When Peter Chambers (RP) and Michael Defledhead (RP) discovered and cracked time travel, they inadvertently discovered the multiverse, going on to crack inter-dimensional travel.

All universes within the multiverse ultimately branch from a single, original timeline, known as the Prime Universal Timeline. See the Prime Universal Timeline page for further information

## Parallel Universes

Parallel Universes are completely different universes stacked ontop of others. These universes typically run completely parallel to either the Prime Universal Timeline, or one of its branches. Although they still *technically* branched from the Prime Universal Timeline, they branched at the very moment of the big bang. As a result, these universes may have had different big bangs, and as a result, have the potential to have entirely different laws of physics. Parallel universes are named using any letter from the alphabet that has yet to be used. In the off-chance that all 26 letters are used, the letters will be doubled up and can be any combination of letters.

## Universe Naming System

* Universes in which the timeline branch date is known and within the lifetime of Peter Chambers (RP) and Michael Defledhead (RP), are designated with the letter **B**, meaning branch, ***followed by 4-6 digits.*** For example, a universe designated B-5747 refers to a universe that branched on May 7th of 2047.
	+ Universes branched from before or after the lifetime of Peter Chambers (RP) and Michael Defledhead (RP), will be designated with ***6-8 digits***. For example, a universe that branched on June 6th, 1944 will be designated as B-661944.
	+ If multiple universes branched on the same day, the ***later branches will be followed by a letter*.** For example, universe B-5747c refers to the fourth universe that branched on May 7th, 2047.
	+ Universes branching from other branches are designated with an **I**, meaning iteration, ***followed by a number***, indicating the number of iterations from the original branch it is from. For example, a universe that branched 22 times from B-5747 is designated as I22B-5747. These universes *do not have designations that include the date the universe branched*, only universes branching from the Prime Universal Timeline will have designations that indicate the date of branching.
* Parallel Universes are universes that split off at the beginning of time, a time in which nothing existed. They run parallel to the Prime Universal Timeline instead of branching from it. These universes are essentially alternate versions of the Big Bang, and the laws that govern them may differ from our own. These universes are designated with the letters **PU**, meaning parallel universe, ***followed by a letter and/or number***. For example, PU-A.
	+ Universes that have branched from these parallel universes will have ***6-8 digits indicating the date of branching*** following the letter. For example, PU-A112023 designates a universe branching from Parallel Universe A, on January 1st, 2023.
		- If multiple universes branched on the same day, the later branches will be followed by a letter. For example, universe PU-A112023a refers to the second universe that branched on January 1st, 2023.