Cosmology Types

This page lists and categorizes different types of cosmologies.

The types listed here are the ones that have been identified and categorized. There can be many other different types not yet listed.

A list of most of the cosmologies existing in this wiki can be found on this page.

## **Cosmology Types**

### **Simple Cosmologies**

**Linear Cosmology** - This cosmology takes the abstract form of a simple line or line segment with each verse type coming after the previous, all in a linear sequence, from the lower type to the top level structure. These cosmologies correspond to a type of dipolar cosmology on Second Soup's Cosmological Polarity classification.

**Unbounded Cosmology** - Also called **Unbounded Linear Cosmology**. Like a Linear Cosmology but without one or both of its endpoints. It continues on forever without either a lower level verse, a top level verse or both. These cosmologies are either apolar or monopolar on Second Soup's Cosmological Polarity classification depending if they have none or one endpoints.

**Circular Cosmology** - This cosmology can be represented as a circle instead of a line. It exists mostly like a linear cosmology with the difference that both its end points are connected and if one keeps going in one direction one ends up on the starting point again by going all around the circle. In these cosmologies the top level structure also usually corresponds to the smallest fundamental particle of their smallest verse. For example, the box would also be the the most fundamental sub-atomic particle of its universes. The box would not just be a particle but all particles would be the box. Not different boxes either, they all would be the same box. This cosmology can look similar to a fractal cosmology in this aspect but what differs them is that in a circular cosmology when one completes the circle one ends up on the exact same place, not on a new scale of the same cosmology that is part of the same whole but not exactly the same place. Just like when circling a planet one ends up on the exact same place and not on a zoomed out or zoomed in world that is part of the same planet but in a vastly different scale. A circular cosmology can be infinite in size, having infinite levels of verses. This means that, even if going across the entire circle would put one back in their starting point, doing so in practice is not possible because the journey would never end due to the infinite length of the circle. What a circular cosmology cannot be is unbounded, meaning that there must be the corresponding to the end points on a linear cosmology that can be connected to each other in order to form a circle from the original line. There must be a top most structure and a bottom most one to be connected and be made into one and the same, closing the circle. These cosmologies are classified as monopolar under Second Soup's Cosmological Polarity classification.

### **Complex Cosmologies**

**Fractal Cosmology** - A cosmology that is fractal like or has fractal properties on its structure.

**Paradoxical Cosmology** - A cosmology that contains some paradoxical or contradictory elements on its structure. An example is a cosmology that has structures in positions that are contradictory with their own definitions like having a multiverse contain a megaverse or one that accepts the idea of Box absolutism but still contains structures above or outside the Box.