Extraterrestrial location for your projects
Give your project a seat in a parallel universe.
OneLandia is invite only
01 — Arrival
No notifications reach this far. No deadlines, no crowds. Only a quiet planet, turning slowly, keeping a place for the thing you care about most.
Follow the light for a moment.
02 — The planet
One of these lights can be yours.
A permanent place for your project on OneLandia — its own coordinates, its own piece of the planet, its own name on the map.
Your project stops being one more address on the internet. It becomes a place people can imagine, visit and remember.
OneLandia is invite only. Your neighbours are projects that were chosen — not bought in bulk.
03 — The science
For almost seventy years, some of the world’s leading physicists have taken parallel universes seriously — and several of the most respected theories in physics predict them outright.
Hugh Everett III · Princeton
The founding text of the many-worlds interpretation. The universal wave function never collapses — every possible outcome of a measurement is realised, each in its own branch of reality.
David Deutsch · University of Oxford
Explains what a single “universe” actually is inside the quantum multiverse — and what holds it together.
“The structure of the multiverse is determined by information flow.”
Max Tegmark · MIT
Arranges parallel universes into four levels. The first — regions far beyond our cosmic horizon — follows from standard cosmology, which he considers practically uncontroversial.
“an identical copy of you about 101029 meters away”
Leonard Susskind · Stanford University
String theory allows an enormous and varied “landscape” of possible universes, each with its own physical laws — ours is only one of them.
Sean M. Carroll & Charles T. Sebens · Caltech
Shows how the probabilities of quantum physics arise naturally in a world of many branches: an observer can know the whole state of the universe and still not know —
“which branch they are on.”
Andrei Linde · Stanford University
From the physicist who first proposed the inflationary multiverse in 1982: the world may consist of countless vast regions with different laws of physics — each so large it is, in effect, a universe of its own.
Stephen W. Hawking & Thomas Hertog
Stephen Hawking’s final paper. Even at the very end of his life he was working on the multiverse — proposing that it is finite and smoother than an infinite fractal of universes.
Parallel universes have not yet been confirmed by experiment, and some physicists — among them George Ellis and Paul Steinhardt — consider them untestable. The papers above are published by their authors; follow the links for the full texts.
04 — Regions
OneLandia has five regions. Each has its own sky, its own rhythm and its own kind of neighbours.
Best suited for
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Every seat comes with its own coordinates on the planet. Choose how much of the horizon your project needs.
A first light on the horizon.
Room to grow, room to breathe.
A landmark others navigate by.
Payment
OneLandia BTC address
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How to pay: scan the QR code with the Bitcoin wallet on your phone (or copy the address), then paste the amount for your plan. “Open in wallet app” works only on a device with a Bitcoin wallet app installed.
Send payment only after your invitation has been confirmed. The BTC amount follows the live USD rate and refreshes every minute. Always check the address character by character before sending — Bitcoin payments cannot be reversed.
06 — The route
Tell us about your project and which region is calling it.
Once invited, pick your exact place on the living map of OneLandia.
Your seat is registered under your project's name, with its certificate and coordinates.
07 — Invitation
OneLandia is invite only. Leave a few words about your project and we will reply to the email you give us.
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