Story of the Universe
The Yoomoota Universe is a projection of our bodies and minds, representing everything that exists in humanity on a global scale.
The portal to this universe opened when Taras Yoom was born in spring 1991. He served as the catalyst enabling human vibrations to create a force field that unlocked access to Yoomoota.
In 2020, the Earth corporation “Five Fingers” dispatched a research group through the portal. Doctor Taras Yoom piloted the research vessel Spaceship Potato-1.
The sun Liona serves as a bridge between worlds. Though only 10 feet in diameter, its glow creates the illusion of an enormous star. Liona can alter its size at unstudied rates and bathes the universe in heat and light.
Planet of emotions, located 80 million kilometers from the Sun. This spherical object features colorful horizontal rings (8 to 15 depending on events) representing different emotions like love, fear, laughter, and dreams. Seven color zones exist: red, yellow, blue, green, cyan, white, and black, each producing distinct psychological and physical effects on visitors.
Planet of the body, positioned 200 million kilometers from the eternal Sun. This delicate pink planet with symmetrical tails personifies physical interior systems including cells, organs, and their interactions. The landscape features dormant volcano Kartisola, singing flowers Melodina, small villages (Myslami, Glidami, Yarami, Senza), and the major city Midtown. The Tower of the Two Hemispheres houses the supreme parliament regulating planetary life.
Planet of the future depicting a prosperous civilization. Couples form through apps; ordinary shops function as museums while supermalls serve as amusement parks. Pets are acquired online. Citizens work seven days weekly. The planet endured a pandemic called “action against online” when a social network server collapsed, resolved through the HomeG offline mode system.
Cube dudePlanet of illness, neighboring Orginion. Populated by aggressive Viruids—creatures with smooth surfaces covered by movable suction cups serving as appendages. They possess small or massive mouths with pharynxes containing tiny chewing tubes. Viruids reproduce chaotically, enslaving and transforming Orginion inhabitants while feeding on their life energy.
Planet of disturbance, another Orginion neighbor. Inhabited by Bagds—monsters found throughout cosmic bodies and asteroids. Unlike Viruids, they cannot capture or subjugate organisms, though they gather in groups, marauding villages and cities. Bagds reproduce by growing descendants on their bodies.
Planet of errors housing all possible and impossible human mistakes plus error's essence. Dried forests and dirty waters harbor strange creatures like trembling shy dogs (20-40cm) used as massagers or heaters. Intelligent inhabitants never reside in their homes and lack specific aims or skills, existing in paradox where comfort happens by chance.
DinoPlanet of pleasures—a tropical location where magic doesn't exist but an atmosphere induces unconscious states enabling visitors to create virtually anything.
Planet of suffering, revolving around Loina opposite Raya. The hard, cold surface produces frost sensations and internal burning. Beneath a 2cm shell exist countless chaotically stretched strings. The planet's depths supposedly contain a wonderful place where travelers choose rebirth or obtain Yomuta's Universal Helmets. These helmets uniquely collect life itself rather than images, leaving dead bodies behind.
Planet of relief offering multitude tests for body and soul. Inhabitants cannot die, get injured, or experience physical/spiritual pain, yet sympathize perfectly—their duty. Residents excel at designing clothes and craft items. The surface displays thorny plants and animals, with pointed towers serving as residences. Legends speak of travelers who don't fear pain becoming apprentices to the planet's finest craftsmen.
Station of curiosities where human curiosities become avatars in Yoomoota. “Curiosity fuels our desire to learn, guiding our choices and leading us to discover incredible wonders.” The largest space structure in Yoomoota, divided into several factions. Curiosities appeared approximately 2.8 million years ago; today ten thousand exist. Their mission involves studying planets, inhabitants, activities, and artifacts eternally.
Planet of knowledge—a contemplation realm where truth remains constant amid variability. Organisms here possess excellent adaptability and survival skills. Inhabitants acquire knowledge from birth through special cylindrical obelisks in cities. During birth (usually unexpected), the closest inhabitant transforms into light passing through the obelisk into the newborn's consciousness. The planet experiences annual ecological zone transitions accompanied by holidays. One Wisdom year equals two Station years.
Planet of silence, emitting deafening sound waves even at vast distances, repelling visitors. A transition satellite near the planet issues special vibration-absorbing bracelets for descent. The planet's 2cm surface consists of sonorous material concealing countless chaotically stretched strings. Any contact creates powerful vibrations expelling spirits. Non-indigenous inhabitants work primarily with musical instruments, exploring sonic energy applications. Vibration spas represent developed business. Residential buildings resembling hollow metal figures absorb surface vibrations, transforming them into unique house sounds.
Planet of consumption attracting the universe's brightest performers. All cities comprise interplanetary brands selling clothing, equipment, food, elixirs, weapons, and flying equipment from all planets. Inhabitants depend on consumption for survival; without it they perish within minutes.
Planet of chance (CeLuMo)—discoverable only by chance, capable of changing appearance and position or disappearing entirely. Approaching it reveals a milky matte surface; stepping on it produces a choice card (wheel of fortune) serving as personal guide. Some visitors receive immediate departure. Possibilities include meeting future partners, finding slot machines enabling transformation, discovering treasures, or obtaining immortality elixir.
Planet of sins—an artificial world constructed by runaway sins from Inferno: Pride, Greed, Hatred, Lies, Lust, Gluttony, and Sloth. Each established a personal kingdom; they prefer conquering to building. The planet features distinctive bright borders and varied environments.
Lazy WollyPlanet of universal laws accumulating human solar system laws. A perfectly spherical celestial body with ionized bluish atmosphere and rubber-metal plated surface. Water forms kinetic rivers and lakes; magnetic anti-energy beaches exist. Anti-energy—a force opposite energy—attracts energy as the universe expands. The planet houses thermodynamics researchers; families conduct experiments in lab-like homes. Younger inhabitants (called Grey) deny existence exceeding their comprehension. Older citizens eventually perceive meaning through chance. Houses display remarkable adaptability, floating, rolling, or changing size.
Light on the trampolineNot exactly a planet but rather a dense foggy 188,000-kilometer-diameter space. Landing proves impossible; one can only fly through it. Beyond kilometers of fog exist zones containing cities inhabited by diverse life forms. Cities feature abundant plant/insect species, diverse architecture, technology, and peoples. Most inhabitants cannot escape the endless fog, becoming part of it permanently. Cities lack single mayors, regulated instead by Entrance—eight super-powered creatures. Some created flying cities; others devised resource provision systems or created troop armies. One member can create portal exits.
Planet of secrets and answers inhabited by a secret bird society. Members exchanged flight capacity for mind, acquiring religion and knowledge. Inhabitants called Birds wear mysterious plumage. The sky fills with humanoid creatures, keys, and murky clouds. Boxes, chests, old sideboards, and cabinets scatter across the planet. Houses lack windows and doors, their access known only by owners. Inhabitants communicate via unfinished phrases or deliberately quiet speech. Forests and lakes display warning signs. Life flourishes as inhabitants keep secrets from each other.
Planet of childhood—a galactic reserve of endangered children's toy species that transformed and came alive. They roam the desert planet symbolizing lost childhood in adult minds. Toys maintain clear good/evil moral concepts. All beings exist simultaneously at two time points (before and now) acquiring dual human forms. The planet resembles one massive amusement park combined with libraries, cinemas, and straw huts. Many wastelands and ravines exist. Inhabitants ignore visitors unless recognized, then become addicted to their memories.
Planet of variability symbolizing human life's variability. A small (10,000-kilometer diameter) sphere with constantly changing trajectory and landscape. Difficult to reach, always moving erratically, but trackable via trails disappearing after three Earth days. Travelers encounter multitudes of roads and paths resembling fractal labyrinths without dead ends. The planet consists solely of branching paths, roads, and bridges. Trees feature labyrinth bark; swiping reveals buttons opening doors to next journey episodes. Bizarre vehicles and inhabitants inhabit the paths. Several guide races inhabit the planet; many Curiosities visit to acquire history, understand their life path, and discover artifact maps.
Find your wayPlanet of yourself where all flora and fauna represent visitors. Inhabitants repeat movements, voices, or appearance while maintaining unique traits. Their enzyme-covered skin refracts surrounding space, enveloping themselves with invisible sheets copying wanderer features. Extremely difficult for simple tourism—visitors must meet millions of creatures, determining their nature for survival. Friendliness sometimes masks beasts.
Planet of origin—the most recently discovered Yoomoota planet. All beings continually ponder existence's origin. Every hypothesis about life's beginning manifests here. Opposing organizations exist: Chicken Corporation and Egg Corporation. All god representations coexist—singular deity and countless gods inhabiting one city. Time doesn't exist. Primary Tubes—wells enabling rebirth—allow starting everything anew; some transform into other beings.
Space station exploring the universe. Sent by Earth's Five Fingers organization where each finger focuses on specific domains: Little Finger (people science), Ring Finger (Earth science), Middle Finger (seas/oceans), Forefinger (mystical events), Thumb (space exploration). The Thumb dispatched Potato-1 to explore Yoomoota. During black-hole transit between universes, global structural changes affected the ship and employees. Currently, Potato-1 transmits research data in capsules and shuttles throughout Yoomoota exploring human-suitable planets. The ship contains various research centers: botanical, military, chemical, physical laboratories. Humans are perceived as deity-like.
Planet of addictions and weaknesses including sweets, games, pills. Divided into four zones each controlled by a king: Pillman, Candy Lady, Gameboy, and Commune. Each represents human addictions. Pillman and his henchmen created Wantland on Potato-1 Station. Addiction forms when certain conditions assemble all elements creating strong want. The four kingdoms aren't adversarial but friendly. The planet presents numerous challenges with worthy rewards for successful completion.
