An universe between universes, in some cultures called the sea between worlds, or the interrealm mists, the crossroads is the closest semi-stable universe above ours in the inverse entropy scale.
Gravitational forces subtly converge along a constantly bending and shifting mostly flat plane, accumulating debris, fog and dust -some of which materials are not stable in our universe but are here- which makes the place resemble a strange, two-sided ocean, with smaller branches of matter visible above and below it.
Many years ago, at the dawn of inter-universal exploration, automated drones were sent out in great numbers to try to explore this and other unusual realms. Not even their a.i. and networked communication between each other could ever create an accurate map of this constantly changing and unusually behaving space, so people took it up to explore the realm themselves and try to make sense of it's seemingly illogical workings, with its whirlpool-like entries to below universes , and three-dimensional waterfalls/mist-falls where matter from above universes flow into this higher entropy region and eventually continue even lower on the i-e. scale.
Some of the data that these old or more recent drones collected can still be useful though, as they can hold information about things that don't belong here and were passing through...
Gravitational forces subtly converge along a constantly bending and shifting mostly flat plane, accumulating debris, fog and dust -some of which materials are not stable in our universe but are here- which makes the place resemble a strange, two-sided ocean, with smaller branches of matter visible above and below it.
Many years ago, at the dawn of inter-universal exploration, automated drones were sent out in great numbers to try to explore this and other unusual realms. Not even their a.i. and networked communication between each other could ever create an accurate map of this constantly changing and unusually behaving space, so people took it up to explore the realm themselves and try to make sense of it's seemingly illogical workings, with its whirlpool-like entries to below universes , and three-dimensional waterfalls/mist-falls where matter from above universes flow into this higher entropy region and eventually continue even lower on the i-e. scale.
Some of the data that these old or more recent drones collected can still be useful though, as they can hold information about things that don't belong here and were passing through...
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He would float at the"surface", up and down at first then settling to the stable layer, no direct harm in that but he wouldn't be able to pull the drone safely back to inspect it like that. He could slowly and inefficiently swim/wiggle his way back through the gaseous material to the ship and/or use his gear to move back to the ship, even do a quick acceleration to jump on the top again. He shouldn't spend too much time in the material though as it can slowly drain his shield's energy, and debris and other things can really hurt (look at that poor beaten up drone ^^ )
Also, his repositioning device works in a similar way to the ship's main drive, it concentrates-dilates and bends the local fabric of space for propulsion, it's much less efficient than the ship's though, can only be used for a short burst then it needs to recharge it's capacitors, but still useful to jump back on the ship for example if needed.
Also, his repositioning device works in a similar way to the ship's main drive, it concentrates-dilates and bends the local fabric of space for propulsion, it's much less efficient than the ship's though, can only be used for a short burst then it needs to recharge it's capacitors, but still useful to jump back on the ship for example if needed.
There are many ways to handle such a concept, and also this is just one of the inter-universal realms in my setting, there are much more chaotic ones in lower entropy layers (more energy density and also more anomalies), there are various kinds of dangers in every universe too.
Nice to meet a fellow explorer of universes sometimes though :3
Nice to meet a fellow explorer of universes sometimes though :3
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