Analomoia Galaxy

(*This is a bit of a long one.*)

## Analomoia's Information

This is a Sb type galaxy similar to that of the Andromeda galaxy that has been observed to have several large satellite galaxies around it. The luminosity of the galaxy is 4.4091\*10^11, with the amount of stars estimated in the galaxy being around ~4.7 Trillion. The number of clusters in the galaxy are 3,328 globular clusters, with 45,306 open clusters, with the number of nebulae in the galaxy being 13,177. The galaxy itself has a realistic diameter, though due to the amount of satellites and stars, the diameter could be larger with it being estimated up to 426.17 kila-light years, 4 times that of the milky way galaxy. This galaxy was discovered during the early 2000s with it being discovered on June 14th, 2001. Surveys of the galaxy began in the mid-2000s, with the first planets being discovered in 2004. Multiple large red supergiants have been discovered in this galaxy. There is a noticeable red nebula though it is very small towards the western end of the galaxy. This galaxy is viewed from the front tilted towards the Earth from the bottom.. The distance from the Earth is 5.98 galactic lightyears with it having an apparent size of 0\*00’11.24”. The declination of the galaxy from Earth is -33\*57’49.05”. This galaxy has a large satellite galaxy system, with the system being roughly 15.22 mega-lightyears in size.

There are a wide variety of galaxies in this cluster, with the majority of them being the standard IRR and some being spiral galaxies. There are several smaller groups judged by distance from each other and relation to each other. Due to the size of the satellite group it is considered something like a sub-cluster. This galaxy might have been discovered earlier by Thomas WIlliamson in 1776 as on December 8th, 1776, he seems to have several notes about a similar galaxy in the same area as this one. The reason why this theory is not accepted is that there is another galaxy behind this one with similar features as the one described in the notes. The galaxy is located in the Centaurus constellation. Large dust clouds exist throughout this galaxy, and there are 3 main large arms of the galaxy with most life in the galaxy being found somewhere near them. This galaxy also was featured as part of the 2001 galaxy of the year though it did not win the competition. Due to the “geography” of the galaxy and it’s satellites, it is good for empire building and intergalactic travel. The central black hole has 26 stars that orbit it, with the black hole having a mass of 2.5881\*10^8 M⨀. The black hole has a reported age of 12.870 billion years, with the estimated age of the black hole being 12.920 billion years, an old black hole, with the highest estimated age to be 13.6 billion years. The central black hole also has a diameter of 0.07 light years. (For the satellites section of the galaxy, “Main galaxy” will refer to the Analomoia Galaxy.)

### Discovered Locations

This section is dedicated to all Planets, Stars, Black Holes, Nebulae, etc. I will not be cataloging any planets in this galaxy, but anyone who wants to can put those locations here.

### Galactic core system

This is here because of Fandom limiting the template size.
 Spectrum
 Diameter
 Mass

## Galactic Satellites

Only a few galaxies are cataloged around this galaxy and are at most within 9 Mega light years. I did this because I realized how large of a goal that was.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/15/2001

There are several galaxies around this galaxy as mentioned before, with the closest one being an elliptical galaxy (E5), with this galaxy being the first in the Anasnear sub-group.The distance of this galaxy from the main one is 579.56 kly, or 479.58 kly accounting for the estimated extended version of the main galaxy. This galaxy seems to be a remnant of a past collision between the main galaxy and some larger spiral galaxy. The diameter of the small dwarf galaxy is 746.42 lightyears, it is a very small galaxy with 2 surveys in 2015 covering all of the galaxy’s planets, stars, etc. The galaxy seems to have a roughly equal proportion of all star types. The luminosity of the galaxy is 1.1784\*10^7, with the amount of stars in the galaxy being ~320,000. There is one cluster in this galaxy and that is the central cluster which is an open one. The closest that this galaxy approaches to the main galaxy is 261.65 kly.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/15/2001

This is the second closest galaxy to the main galaxy and is also an elliptical galaxy (E5) with it having a diameter of 1,000.92 lightyears. The amount of stars in this galaxy is small like expected with it being roughly ~760,000, with there being only 1 cluster in this galaxy, the central cluster. There are no nebulae in this galaxy. The distance of the galaxy from the main galaxy is 1.87 Mega light years, and the distance from Earth is 5.99 Galactic light years. The closest star to the center of the galaxy is a red dwarf, with there being an observed 13 stars that orbit the central black hole, with the diameter of the system being 2495.29 AU. The luminosity of the system is 26.686. The galaxy is small enough that all large objects (like the Σασ Dwarf) have been discovered by 3 surveys, 2 of them in 2015, and 1 in 2017 which confirmed the previous 2 and added new information about the planets in this galaxy. This galaxy could be a result from a collision in the past, relating to the Σοσ Dwarf collision or the same one.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/14/2001

This is the third galaxy away from the main galaxy and is an E0 type galaxy. The galaxy has an estimated ~540,000 stars, with it having a luminosity of 3.7172\*10^7. The number of clusters in this galaxy is 1, the central one like most galaxies that are of this one’s size There are no nebulae in this galaxy. This galaxy is smaller then the Caroas Dwarf galaxy with it having a diameter of 811.82 miles. The distance of the main galaxy from this one is 2.79 Mega light years, with the apparent size from the center of the dwarf galaxy is 6\*46’56.61”. There are 14 known planets that are like the Earth that are not tidally locked in this galaxy, with 3 of them having stars like the sun. Unlike a few of the galaxies in this sub-cluster of galaxies, this one has a mention in public media with it being the topic of a book “The Ship at Sea for a Billion Years” with that book exploring the topic of how civilizations would develop in a galaxy which is small and is far from others, with this galaxy being used as the setting.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/14/2001

This galaxy is an Irregular type galaxy with it being gray-bluish in color. The diameter of the galaxy is 1819.51 light years. The amount of stars in this galaxy is ~3.9 million and has not been fully surveyed unlike some others, with the luminosity of the galaxy being 8.0704\*10^7. There is only one cluster in this galaxy, the central cluster, with there being no known nebulae in this galaxy. The distance of this galaxy from the main galaxy is 3.47 mega light years, with the apparent size of the main galaxy from the direct center of the dwarf galaxy being 5\*23’34.87”. There are 15 stars that orbit the central black hole of the dwarf galaxy directly, with the largest one being a Carbon star. The size of the system around the central black hole is 2174.27 AU, with the mass of the black hole being 92,510 M⨀. The age of the central black hole and thus the galaxy itself seems to be greater than or equal to 12.870 billion years, with the highest age being estimated to be 13.5 billion years. This galaxy is the last in the sub-group of satellites called the “Anasnear Group”. This galaxy is the largest in that group and is also the farthest in that group. It also does not have an eccentric orbit like the other 3 in the group. Γοσ,  Σοσ, and Caroas all have orbits that swing at least slightly into the galaxy whilst Hallan has a regular obloid orbit.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/15/2001

This is the fifth galaxy away from the main galaxy and is an E3 elliptical galaxy. This one is the first in the Happosloids group. This galaxy has a diameter of 1058.26 light years. The amount of stars in this galaxy are ~1.8 million, with the luminosity of the galaxy being 3.9479\*10^7. The distance of this galaxy from the main galaxy is 3.55 mega light years. There is only one cluster in this galaxy which is the central one, and the amount of nebulae in the galaxy being 0. The interesting thing about this galaxy is that this one does not seem to have a supermassive black hole, or one that is easy to find. The central part of the galaxy seems to be a space of stars like the rest of the galaxy. The most central of these stars is an orange dwarf with 6 planets, and the rest of the galaxy seems to hold itself together like an open cluster. This leads to a theory that this “galaxy” is in fact a very large open cluster/small section of galaxy that has been ejected from their parent galaxy into intergalactic space. This means that all stars here are technically intergalactic in nature, and thus are not technically a galaxy. This “galaxy” is still considered a galaxy as it meets the definition of one and the galaxy does not have a known galactic source. This galaxy could have just formed from a large stellar cloud in intergalactic space with no black hole and all the objects formed from that cloud have gravitationally kept each other bound to the same system. This galaxy is part of a study about grassroots galaxies like this one that have no black hole from the start. There are 7 known planets that have multicellular life and advanced civilizations like our own in this galaxy, with one having a sun-like star. The highest rated star in this galaxy is a White giant.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/15/2001

This galaxy is the sixth away from the main galaxy and  is an elliptical dwarf galaxy (E5), which has a diameter of 5704.14 light years. The amount of stars in this galaxy is around ~140 million, with the luminosity of the galaxy being 6.8819\*10^8. There is one cluster in this galaxy, the central cluster, with there being no known nebulae in this galaxy. The central black hole of the galaxy is a 16x multiple with the mass of the black hole being 1.0296\*10^5 M⨀. The diameter of the black hole is 377876.21 miles, with the accretion disk having a diameter of 0.62 AU. The central cluster of the galaxy has a diameter of 22.04 light years, with the number of stars in this cluster being 1,336. The age of the cluster as well as the rest of the galaxy is estimated to be 10 billion years, with the modern form of the cluster being 80.160 million years. The distance of the galaxy from the main galaxy is 4.34 mega light years, with the apparent size of the main galaxy from the black hole being 4\*18’21.76”. The galaxy is far from the rest of the Happosloids group with it being extremely high compared to the rest of the group. This galaxy is still part of the group as one it would be odd for a group to be split into 2 groups because of one galaxy, and two, this galaxy is close enough to them compared to other satellite galaxies that it can be considered part of the group. There are 4 planets with multicellular (marine, terrestrial) life within the first 1,000 light years from the black hole, so it is estimated that there are at least 24 planets with marine multicellular and terrestrial life in this galaxy.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/15/2001

This galaxy is the seventh away from the main galaxy and is a yellowish Sc galaxy and is also the first spiral galactic satellite of the main galaxy. This galaxy has a diameter of 39.44 kila light years. The amount of stars in this galaxy are estimated to be ~8.7 billion stars, with the number of clusters being 592, 5 globular and 587 being open. In addition to that there are 344 nebulae in this galaxy. The main galaxy appears to be like the andromeda galaxy, though unlike the milky way galaxy, this one is viewing the main galaxy almost head on. You could also see another member of the Happosloids group though that one is also viewing this galaxy head on. The mass of the central black hole of this galaxy is 3.9005\*10^5 M⨀, with the diameter of the black hole being 1,431,544.16 miles, with the age of the black hole being greater than or equal to 12.870 billion years. The radius of the black hole is 715,772.08 miles, with the accretion disk being 1.21 AU. The diameter of the accretion disk is 2.41 AU. With the average temperature being 5387.4 kelvin. The black hole’s system is considered a 17x multiple system, with the age of the cluster around the black hole’s system being 11 billion years, though the modern form of this cluster has an age of 15 million years. There are many star formation regions in this galaxy meaning that it might have been in a recent collision or is in some stellar generation transition period. This galaxy gets a mention in public media with it being a galaxy model for the Space Civilization simulator “Stellaris”.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/14/2001

This galaxy is the ninth away from the main galaxy, with it being a Sa type galaxy which is resemblant to the Sapphire galaxy. It is the second satellite galaxy which also is a spiral galaxy, and it has a diameter of 63.08  kila light years. The amount of stars in this galaxy are estimated to be around ~27 billion, with the luminosity of the galaxy being 2.8051\*10^9. The number of clusters in this galaxy are 657, 19 globular clusters, and  638 open clusters. The amount of nebulae in this galaxy is 1,402. Due to the position of the galaxy, both the Asearey galaxy, and the main galaxy can be seen head on from this galaxy. This galaxy also has a blue general color as well. The black hole’s system is considered a 19x multiple system, with the black hole having a mass of 1.5256\*10^6 M⨀. The diameter of the black hole is 5,599,190.10 miles, with the radius of the black hole being 2,799,595.05 miles. The luminosity of the accretion of the black hole is 6,106.7, with the temperature being 5,804.9 kelvin. The diameter of the galaxy is 12.03 AU. This galaxy seems to be ripe for life with 6 - 7 planets that are earth-like being found within 1,000 light years of each either. The central cluster of the galaxy has a diameter of 51.09 light years, with the cluster having 4,796 stars. The age of the cluster is 12 - 11 billion years, with the cluster’s modern form being only 107 million years old. The distance of this galaxy from the main galaxy is 5.40 mega light years.

## Discovery information

### Discovery date

06/15/2001

This galaxy is the tenth away from the main galaxy and is also an S0 type galaxy. The galaxy has a diameter of 14.14 kila light years, with the amount of stars in this galaxy being ~1.2 billion, along with the luminosity being 1.4099\*10^8. The number of clusters in the galaxy are 12, 1 globular cluster, and 11 open clusters. The amount of nebulae in this galaxy is 14. The central star system of the galaxy is considered a 15x multiple, with the system diameter being 2060.48 AU The central black hole of the system has a mass of 96,969 M⨀, with the diameter of the black hole being 355,887.75 miles. The accretion disk of the black hole is 0.72 AU, with the average temperature being 6,809.7 kelvin. The age of the black hole is greater than or equal to 12.870 billion years. The distance of the main galaxy from this galaxy is 5.72 mega light years, with the apparent size from the center of the galaxy being 3\*16 '01.07 " The central cluster has a diameter of 31.93 light years, with the amount of stars in the cluster being 6,365. The age of the cluster's modern form is 63.216 million years.