Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-29943340-20180513003841/@comment-39272804-20190427005936

Hi. I’ve been creating a map of the Trolliverse, using the power of SCIENCE! (YEAH, SCIENCE, BITCH!!!) Anyway, the map not only contains the Trolliverse, but the TOCS, too. Please note that I’m using light-years as a measurement, which is against convention (we should be using the distance travelled by Weegee Light in one microsecond), but it’s for your own convenience. So now- What’s that? “Enough talking, let’s get to the big stuff”? Jeez, I was getting to it! So, anyway, the Trolliverse is 2^64 light-years in diameter. It’s at the center of its dimension. Then, there’s the outside. From the edge of the Trolliverse all the way to 10 quintillion light-years away from the center, there’s a large disk. Within this disk are TOCS which have fallen out of orbit and are now flying towards the Trolliverse millions of times faster than light. Outside of this disk is the Great TOC Belt, a disk-shaped belt of TOCS. The Great TOC belt has 3 parts: one, the Inner Belt, two, the Mid-Belt, and three, the Outer Belt. This description is gonna mean that we need to update the Trolliverse article to match the data. The Inner Belt is the first layer, spanning from the edge of that disk to one sextillion light-years away from the center. In this area, we have clusters which are drifting towards the Trolliverse. Clusters in this area are GOING to merge with the Trolliverse. By the way, this is where the Cluster of Mushrooms is. Next, the Mid-Belt. It spans from the edge of the Inner Belt to 1 septillion light-years away from the center. Clusters in here don’t naturally drift towards the Trolliverse, but given the correct interactions, they can gravitationally be nudged into the Inner Belt. Finally, the Outer Belt. You still with me? Good. This layer stretches from the edge of the Mid-Belt to 1 octillion light years away from the center. Clusters in here are so far apart that they can’t interact with each other. They just endlessly drift in circles around the Trolliverse at hundreds of times the speed of light. After the end of the Outer Belt, there’s darkness. Dark, darker, yet darker. The darkness keeps growing, shadows cutting deeper, photon readings negative. This next experiment seems very... very... interesting. What do you two think? *a-a-a-a-hem* Sorry, I just... I couldn’t help it. Anyway, there’s nothing but darkness. The radius of the dimension is 2^127 light-years. If you try to cross this border, you’ll be blocked by an invisible wall that becomes temporarily visible when you touch it and is made of hexagons. Only the hexagon that you touched will be visible, however. If you touch two, you’ll see a gap. This is because these hexagons are actually physically there, and don’t just appear to be there. If an object is small enough, it can pass between the hexagons. If you were listening to me the whole time, thank you.