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| - | ====== The Aeon ====== | ||
| - | | :!: **WIP:** This article is a work in progress and is not yet approved for usage in the RP. | | ||
| - | Aeons (Æ/æ) in many models of physics are particles which transmit entropic force - in other words, the measure of randomness or uncertainty in a given system. The aeon is an elementary particle that is its own anti-particle. In quantum mechanics, every aeon has a characteristic ' | ||
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| - | The rest mass of aeons is unknown due to its refusal to remain a constant outside of very special circumstances. | ||
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| - | They are primarily used to describe transdimensional energy sources and related technologies which involve pulling energy from other dimensions of space with rules different to our own. It is thought that the use of aeons in other dimensions of space is responsible for the maelstrom and sinkholes. | ||
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| - | ===== Applications of the Aeon ===== | ||
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