View of The Omniverse

There are infinite Realities Each are infinite in size,The Totality of All Realities is known as the Omniverse. It contains, 10, 11 or more dimensions. It may have existed always, however, some believe it was created, simulated, dreamed, created itself or needs to be observed to make it exist.

Omniverse - 10,11 or dimensions, and describes the entire symmetry of every universe.
Xenoverse - In the 9th dimension, patterns and alien elements create the mathemetics and laws of the dimensions below. One region is the Bulk, which contains all the laws of physics known. Other non-Bulk regions contain worlds no one has concept of.
Braneworlds and the Bulk - Floating in the 8th dimension (the Bulk), are 7 (or less/more) dimensional braneworlds. Each one has completely Different laws of physics. Some branes are connected to each other.
Level IV multiverse - Our brane in the 7th dimension, contains all Level III, II and I universes. On this brane, six of the dimensions are "locked", leaving only 3 spacetime dimensions. These locked dimensions are known as subspace, and contain various layers (hyperspace is one of them) and even anomalies which can effect realspace. The brane will eventually lose energy, but when different ones collide, new Level II universes will form.
Level III Quantum realities - Due to quantum effects, every chance or choice created a multitude of different outcomes. This Probability space is in the 6th dimension and contains every kind of quantum universe.
Level II bubble multi-universes - Because these universes are on the same brane, they all have similar laws of physics and are related to each others evolution. However in each subspace layer, the physics are altered slightly, in some, the proton is more stable, in others gravity is stronger, or there are more forms of light-like particle. Universe 66501 is another Level II universe.
Level I Universe - The entire universe formed 13.7 billion years ago. However, the observable universe is a small part of the much larger Level 1 which contains 10100 other regions, each one varying in density only. When some collide, domain walls form imbetween them.
Observable Universe - 93 billion light years across.
Gigaquadrants - Each quadrant is over a billion light years wide. The First Gigaquadrant is one of these, and contains the Virgo and local group of galaxies.