The Theory of Time Streams

Time Streams: The Unsustainable Ecosystem

Time streams are the unsinkable ships that sail the seas of the timestream. Or, you know, the thing.

According to our research, time streams are created when a time loop causes a localized distortion in the fabric of time, resulting in a self-sustaining cycle of events.

But don't just take our word for it! Visit our Time Stream Ecosystem Simulation to see it in action.

Types of Time Streams

• Chrono-Streams: These are the most common type of time stream, caused by a single event repeating itself.
• Para-Streams: These are time streams created by parallel universes colliding.
• Meta-Streams: These are time streams caused by the infinite recursion of a single event.

Learn more about Meta-Streams