Spatial & Temporal Anomalies

Spatial anomalies is a broad term for any kind of extraordinary disruption to normal space time. A temporal anomaly is a broad term for any kind of time related disruption to normal space time.

Spatial Anomalies
Spatial anomalies occur naturally and artificially all across space and on other celestial body. Space time is a normal flat sheet that everything in our universe exists on. Thing with mass cause delves in this space time fabric. The higher the mass the bigger then delve. This delve also represents gravity as gravity is just a curvature of space time. A spatial anomaly is an area of space that has bumps, delves, ripples or any other kind of warping that is not cause by the conventional gravitational pull of matter.

Temporal Anomalies
时间异常在空间和其他天体上自然地和人为地发生. 时空是一张普通的平板，宇宙中的一切都存在于其中. 这张纸是空间和时间的混合物. 时间异常通过破坏这种结构来利用时间的扭曲. 空间异常是一个空间区域，其具有颠簸，钻孔，涟漪或任何其他类型的翘曲，这不是由影响时间本身的物质的常规重力引起的. asasa

Descriptive Differences
Technically there is not much difference between the two as if you even cause a disruption in space you will also cause a disruption in time. However we tend to separate the two by saying that if an anomaly effects space much more than it affects time then it is spatial but if it affects time more than it affects space then it is temporal.

Physical Differences
Both of them affect space time in the same way. They can bend, twist, warp, stretch, cause bump, delves and even rips in it.

Spatial
Spatial anomalies tend to cause delves and bumps leading to areas of purely damaged space time. Bubbles of space with stronger or weaker gravity will exist even no matter is cause it to be there. This is not to be confused with Dark Matter or Dark Energy. If this becomes too strong it can cause whats called a singularity (A point of infinite mass). This is the same as a black hole.

Temporal
Temporal anomalies tend to cause rips in space time leading to areas of purely damaged space time. Bubbles of space will exist, in some time travels faster and in others time travels slower than normal space. If this becomes too strong it can lead to a quantum singularity (A point of infinite mass). This is the same thing as a worm hole.

Subatomic Carriers
Certain subatomic particles are responsible for causing these anomalies. At the point of an anomaly you will almost certainly find a trace of these particles unless they were there but have long since left the area.

Spatial

 * Gravitons
 * Dechyons

Temporal

 * Tachyons
 * Chronitons

Spatial Anomolys
Here is a list of possible spatial anomalies that occur naturally but can sometimes be created artificially as well. Bear in mind that spatial and temporal anomalies can be similar.

Spatial Distortion
A spatial distortion can refer to any type of spatial anomaly. However it also is the name given to a part of space that is unusual and not like normal space due to its gravitational properties. If parts of space are warped, bent, bumped, stretched, delved or any other kind of manipulation that does not fall into any of the categories below it is simply referred to as this. The effects of these are normally small. Sections of space will appear to have more or less gravity the normal space for no reason. This can be cause by of number of things including Dechyons and Gravitons.

Portal Storm
Portal Storms is a natural quantum event that takes the form of a weather. For more information please visit Portal Storms.

Portal/Spatial Fissure
If a spatial distortion becomes so strong it is possible that it creates a gateway from one location in space to another. These often are small and collapse in a short amount of time. Some portals don't have enough energy and collapse quite quickly. The main difference between this and a wormhole is that these eventually will collapse by themselves. Entering one of these will spit you out in some different location in the same universe. Sometimes this will cause the fissure to collapse whilst you are in it throwing you into the Void.

Rift
A rift refers to multiple small distortions in space time all accumulated in one central location. Most of the time, rifts are not visible. They consist of lots of small distortions and spatial fissures all in one place. This space can potentially be any size. It is only classed as a rift if all of the fissures/portals entrances are close together in one space and there exit portals are also clumped together in and around a defined area. If these portals will take you to any random point in the universe it wouldn't be a rift. One of these occurred all across Celios in The Legoland Incident.

Black Holes
Black holes are massive delves in space time where gravity is so strong that not even light can escape it. The radius around it where light cannot escape it is known as the Event Horizon. The very centre of the black hole where all of the objects that are pulled into it are is known as the singularity. It is a point of infinite mass. Black holes are massive and affects large areas of space and so are easy to detect. Traveling past the event horizon into the black hole would result in an unknown fate, most likely death.

Worm Holes (With Regular Singularity)
Worm Holes have the exact same properties of black holes. A worm hole is created when two black holes at different places touch. This causes a bridge (Einstein–Rosen Bridge) through space. It is effectively a portal from one area of space to another. The very point where these two black holes meet is called the singularity. The difference between this and portals/fissures is that they can also link different places in different universes, not just our universe. These have never been crossed as vessels always seem to get destroyed when attempting this.

Temporal Anomalies
Here is a list of possible temporal anomalies that occur naturally but can sometimes be created artificially as well. Bear in mind that spatial and temporal anomalies can be similar.

Temporal Distortion
A temporal distortion can refer to any type of temporal anomaly. However it also is the name given to a part of space that is unusual and not like normal space due to its temporal properties. If parts of space are warped, bent, bumped, stretched, delved or any other kind of manipulation that does not fall into any of the categories below it is simply referred to as this. The effects of these are normally small. Tome in sections of space will appear to travel faster, slower or even backwards. This can be cause by of number of things including Tachyons.

Time Portal/Temporal Fissure
If a temporal distortion becomes so strong it is possible that it creates a gateway from one location in time to another. These often are small and collapse in a short amount of time. Some time portals don't have enough energy and collapse quite quickly. The main difference between this and a wormhole is that these eventually will collapse by themselves. Entering one of these will spit you out in the same location in space but a different location in time. Sometimes this will cause the fissure to collapse whilst you are in it throwing you into the Void.

Worm Holes (With Quantum Singularity)
Worm Holes have the exact same properties of black holes. A worm hole is created when two black holes at different places touch. This causes a bridge (Einstein–Rosen Bridge) through space (and if it has a quantum singularity space). It is effectively a space time portal from one area and time of space to another time and area of space. The very point where these two black holes meet is called a quantum singularity. The difference between this and time portals/time fissures is that they can also link different places in different times in different universes, not just our universe. These have never been crossed as vessels always seem to get destroyed when attempting this.

Other Types
There are always variations from the classes of spatial and temporal anomalies listed above. These most commonly have not been studied and so have not been added to the list. An example of this would be vessels that move through space and time in unusual ways such as time machines.

Links of Relevance and Interest

 * Dimensional Anomalies
 * Dechyons
 * Tachyons
 * Gravitons
 * Chronitons

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