Voids are the verses that contain almost nothing, aside from Endlesses that are spread unimaginably far apart from each other, and an inter-endless medium between them, which merely contains a negligible quantity of gas and dust. nice, and fresh and a vortex or vortexical
Some voids, known as vortical voids, have holes or vortexes that lead to other verses, most commonly supervoids or other voids. It is unknown how they form, but they may simply be black holes, as the more dense voids are capable of star formation (and thus, supernovae and black holes) to a very limited degree. Temperatures drop as you enter a vortex, eventually falling to absolute zero. Around 12% of all voids are vortical.
The inter-endless medium[]
All voids have an inter-endless medium (IEM), the matter and radiation that exists in the space between their Endlesses. IEMs have little matter and are very low-density, usually lower than the density of the Universe's interstellar medium, but higher than that of the intergalactic medium. IEMs are typically composed of hydrogen and helium, but some may have carbon and oxygen.
The densest parts of an IEM can have their gas collapse and form stars, although these are very rare and usually isolated from each other by several thousand light-years..