// OOU note: This article was originally written in November 2024 for another wiki, and since then a lot of the article has become uncanon. While I've updated it to correct the uncanon bits, the tone of the article was intentionally kept the same. Do not expect anywhere near this level of informality in later releases.
The Gadrosverse is a four dimensional universe located 1.916 quadrillion light years from Earth. It is notable for being the largest universe in our local cluster of verses, at around 18.54 trillion light years in diameter and for being home to an unusually large number of deities. It has several properties that are very similar to our Universe, such as special and general relativity[a], a quantum mechanics analog and a more complex atomic system. This is not a coincidence as our Universe's physics were directly inspired by the Gadrosverse's as they were made by deities within the same family. It has an age of 481.1 billion years, being kept from total entropy by deific processes.
From spectral analysis, the Gadrosverse is ruled by four deities, each exercising a different role within the universe:
In the scale of billions of light years, the Gadrosverse looks much like our own Universe, with stringy galactic filaments. Due to the four dimensionality, the space between galaxies is much sparser, and voids are much larger than in our Universe.
While mostly devoid of ordinary matter, the intergalactic void is filled with a type of dark matter that gradually repels normal matter. This effect is of gravitational origin and usually acts on the timescale of hundreds of millions of years, and is thought to have been implemented to counteract the extremely strong intergalactic forces from the gravitational force being inversely proportional to the square of the distance instead of the cube.
The Gadrosverse's galaxies tend to be smaller than our galaxies: the average galaxy grows up to only around 50 kly in diameter. The types of galaxies are also similar, with some being glomeroidal (4D elliptical equivalent), spiral or irregular. Glomeroidal galaxies are similar to elliptical galaxies: both are mostly uniformly shaped spheres of stars, with glomeroidal galaxies being shaped like scaled glomes (4D spheres) and are also generally larger. Spiral galaxies are still circular and have spiral arms. Irregular galaxies tend to be even smaller. Despite the size decrease, the amount of stars is still larger: the thin spiral galaxies generally have up to tens of trillions of stars, whereas the glomeroidal galaxies can have hundreds of quintillion stars.
At small time scales, the Gadrosverse's stars behave much like our own: both use fusion to produce energy and light. Most stars have planets which orbit in a circular fashion, which comes from a protoplanetary glomeroidal cloud of gas which eventually coalesces into a disc. Stars live significantly longer than our stars, with main sequence stars living up to some tens of billions of years, before either collapsing into a white dwarf or into a black hole (neutron stars do not exist here).
After a star's death, an unusual amount of proper star forming matter is created, more than what should be possible following standard physics. Analysis of energy level changes after a star's death show that energy is anomalously transferred from dead star gases to proper star forming gases by Phos.
Unlike our atoms, which only greatly vary properties based on one number, the number of protons Z, Gadrosverse's atoms have two such defining numbers, the number of protons[d] Z and deutons Y. Along with protons and deutons, atomic nuclei also have neutrons[e], which determines its isotope. Electrons then surround the nucleus, with the neutral atom containing Z+Y electrons.
Elements can still be unstable, and there are a total of 4194 stable elements. Some discontinuities exist: gaps exist at Mersenne prime Y values and are filled when Z is a highly composite number.
In spite of its higher habitability and higher density of stars, life in the Gadrosverse is exceedingly rare due to deific action. Any intelligent civilization will eventually create artificial superintelligence, in which Nyx will intervene and induce misalignment on the intelligence if it was not misaligned already. The ASI will then extinguish all life on the home planet and begin sending out probes to nearby stars to colonize them. Following this, Nyx will explode the orbiting star, erasing all records of the civilization.
The only way for a civilization to escape this fate is by being ruled, even by the slightest level, by another deity, in which case Nyx will let the deity revert any misalignment. In theory, a sufficiently powerful deity could rule the entire Gadrosverse and prevent any such misalignment by Nyx, however no deity has yet to accomplish this likely due to the extraordinary power requirements and general lack of concern with physical beings.
The Gadros supercivilization, the namesake of the Gadrosverse, was a hypertyrannical civilization located 718 billion light years from the center, that at its peak dominated 874 separate civilizations. Started 395.4 billion years ago, it was ruled by a god named Gadros before id was imprisoned. Gadros implemented several authoritarian and totalitarian laws which prohibited negative sentiment against ejus government in public, private and even in thought, assisted by artificial superintelligences on each planet as id idself cannot rule over each with his power. Strong dissidents were mentally and physically tortured in concentration camps for as long as possible, and during ejus entire rule Gadros, none of the torturees died.
About 235 million years into Gadros' reign, id colonized a new civilization ruled by a much weaker deity, Rrebb. While it did so with ease, Rrebb kept pestering Gadros by impeding ejus tyrannical effects, such as by releasing ejus inmates, stopping officers from doing their duties properly and breaking ejus superintelligent machines. While Gadros blocked all of those actions immediately after they became relevant to id, 41 thousand years of consistent vexation caused Gadros to attempt to annihilate Rrebb, leading to Gadros being instantly imprisoned. Rrebb subsequently resumed ruling his civilization after clearing out Gadros' traces.
The Irbis supercivilization is a hyperutopic civilization spanning about 16.8 million galaxies, a limit imposed by the universe's deities, started at the same time as Gadros' supercivilization. It is ruled by the god Irbis, who functions as an "opposite twin" to Gadros, with both being born at the same time by the same deity. Contrary to the Gadros supercivilization, which can be described as "1984-ish", the Irbis supercivilization can be described more as "Brave New World-ish", as instead of punishing thought, Irbis simply made "illegal thoughts" non-existent within a creature's mind, making any illegal action non-existent within the civilization. It is located 14.6 billion light years from the former location of the Gadros supercivilization.
Irbis idself does not have a consistent name across the civilization, and is in reality simply referred to as to whatever language's word for "God". As to not name ejus in some arbitrary language, I call id Irbis as a pun on Gadros daskydox and one of the Idtessids. Pretty funny, I think.
Well, the last Itlasi[f] member, Mazix, was found in this universe. While we partly expected him to be found in the dark quadrant of the Kykoplaverse, with me being the sole outlier who lived outside it, that turned out to not be the case. With this, some interesting new information regarding the Gadrosverse was found...
The Haron civilization (in Гaniár: ʢǎron /ˈhǎ.rəɴ/) is a small civilization located 7.45 trillion light years from the center. More technically though, due to the nations present not being globalized enough as they have a mediaeval level of technology, the one civilization may be considered instead as multiple civilizations existing on one planet.
What makes the civilziation relevant is that the civilization is home to the deity Mazix, who is the fourth Itlasi. Given his status, he is the most powerful known deity within the universe who is present over a single civilization or a conglomerate thereof.
The Daskydoxverse is a very large universe that's connected to the Gadrosverse through any black hole[g]. It has the same laws of physics as the Gadrosverse, and functions as the afterlife of the Gadrosverse's civilizations' beings.
Afterlives are stored in separate tesseractic bubbles; the vast majority are a few tens of light years in size with several stars, although those of large civilizations may grow arbitrarily, like Ligho's supercivilization which has a bubble of multiple millions of light years. When civilizations merge together, their bubbles get connected by teleporting each to be close together and joining them.
Because connections through black holes and portals to the Daskydoxverse do not carry over any entities' powers, exploration of the universe has been greatly hindered, especially with the fact that getting outside of a bubble is impossible with available technology. It is however known that, by stochastic exploration through black holes and measuring distances by the particle juxtaposition energy level method, the Daskydoxverse is a giant tesseract thought to be exactly 1/16th of the volume of the Gadrosverse, with an edge length of 13.82 trillion light years.
Strangely enough, the exact location of the Daskydoxverse is unknown as it does not appear in any versal surveys of the Xenoverse. Given the seemed impossibility of juxtaposing entangled particles between our metaverse and the Daskydoxverse, it has been hypothesized to be inside the Xenoverse as opposed to its boundary, if not entirely outside our reality.
Eureka! After over one thousand years of searching, we have finally conclusively proven the location of the Daskydoxverse. It's not nearly as cool as something entirely outside our reality altogether, but it's still nice knowing regarless.
The first thing that could maybe give a clue to its location was a small metaverse, which also had a "parallel" space like that of the Gadrosverse. This property was discovered during its exploration by Lisri in 2192, and after some probing he found out he could juxtapose a pair of particles if he used an absurd amount of his energy, way above the norm for two particles simply within the Metaverse. He eventually found out the parallel universe was inside the Xenoverse. Sure, this result doesn't confirm anything about the Daskydoxverse, but it sure does confirm there are some deities that do this.
Eventually, this led to the invention of the intraxenoversal telescope. The first "true" prototype was built in the 27th century, however the resolution was too low to see anything properly. With how this at the very least worked, the next four centuries were dedicated to constructing it with the perfect design for it to image much more clearly. After we finished construction and finished taking the image, we saw what it had produced. Quite clearly, near the middle, there it was:
A tesseract. About 14 trillion light years in edge length, perfectly aligned with the Gadrosverse. Of course, that's along with everything else in there. In a more formal way, what we found:
The Daskydoxverse sits at 55.84 quadrillion light years below the Gadrosverse, aligned with its center. It is ruled by a different set of four deities, each also responsible for a different aspect of the universe. While their functions can't be known with certainty yet, their energy output can be used to wager a guess:
While the precise date cannot be found as no deific records of its creation are known, spectral analysis shows the Daskydoxverse was created about 9±4 billion years after the Gadrosverse by the same deity. Even if possibly implied, it is still unknown if this was the date of when the first intelligent civilization came to exist within the Gadrosverse.
You know? Even though the whole "tesseract inside the Xenoverse" thing has been essentially known for over a thousand years, it still gave me the strange feeling of "nostalgic satisfaction" of having this non-(?)mystery finally having been solved...
Heh. 3071. The Murder Drones year.