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Milky Way Galaxy is the 33rd Interstellar Object, the 1st Galaxy, and the 1st Spiral obtained in the Beyond (Rank 27), which can generate Stardust StardustStardust.

Description[]

"With 400 billion stars, our galaxy is a bigwig in the Local Group of 50 or so galaxies. It began 13 billion years ago as blobs of gas and dust that ignited into star clusters, pulling in matter. The mass contracted, rotated around a nucleus, and flattened into a disk."

Traits[]

The rare traits matching this generators type are: Galaxy . Milky Way Galaxy is also affected by the epic traits: Cosmology , Dark Matter , Dark Energy . It is also affected by the constellations: Eridanus,Ophiuchus,Andromeda, as well as by the generator rank.

Icon Name Description Requires
Imperfect Symmetry A perfect spiral galaxy would be symmetrical. But no galaxy is an island, and encounters with other masses have mangled the Milky Way’s arms and jumbled its stars. Like snowflakes, every spiral galaxy is unique. Those distortions offer clues to their chaotic pasts. Generator Unlocked
Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy In a billion years, the Milky Way will devour its closest neighbor. Until then, the Canis Major galaxy messes with our stars as it orbits us, herding them into a dusty, gassy filament called the Monoceros Ring, which wraps around the Milky Way three times. Imperfect Symmetry

Achievements[]

Icon Name Description Requires
Gaia-Enceladus-Sausage About 8 to 10 billion years ago, the Milky Way took its biggest hit. A large galaxy we now call Enceladus whammed our galaxy head-on and fell to pieces. Stars impacted by the collision, abbreviated GES, thickened the galactic disk and now form most of the halo. Milky Way Galaxy Rank 3
Shakti and Shiva About 12 or 13 billion years ago, two galaxies we now call Shakti and Shiva joined the chaotic protogalaxy that would become the Milky Way. The stars retained their orbits and chemistry, which is how we can identify them today. Milky Way Galaxy Rank 6


Interstellar Objects
Main Sequence Barnard's Star Tau Ceti Sirius
Late Stage Polaris Rigel Arcturus Van Maanen's Star
Exoplanet Fomalhaut's Ring WASP-12b Awohali Kepler-70b Janssen Enaiposha Kepler-186f TRAPPIST-1 System
Giant (WASP-12b) • (Awohali)
Earth Like (Kepler-70b) • (Janssen) • (Enaiposha) • (Kepler-186f)
Nebula Helix Nebula Cat's Eye Nebula Hourglass Nebula Crab Nebula Carina Nebula Eagle Nebula Pillars of Creation Orion Nebula Horsehead Nebula
Planetary (Helix Nebula) • (Cat's Eye Nebula) • (Hourglass Nebula)
Supernova (Crab Nebula) • Crab Pulsar
Diffuse (Carina Nebula) • (Eagle Nebula) • (Pillars of Creation) • (Orion Nebula) • (Horsehead Nebula)
Black Hole Cygnus X-1 (Sagittarius A*) • Quasar 3C 273
Milky Way Galaxy Orion Spur Perseus Arm Omega Centauri Galactic Bulge Galactic Nucleus Sagittarius A*
Cluster (Omega Centauri)
Galaxy Milky Way Galaxy Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy Large Magellanic Cloud Triangulum Galaxy Andromeda Galaxy Virgo Supercluster Centaurus A Group Virgo Cluster Messier 87 Galaxy
Spiral (Milky Way Galaxy) • (Triangulum Galaxy) • (Andromeda Galaxy)
Satellite (Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy) • (Large Magellanic Cloud)
Supercluster (Virgo Supercluster) • (Virgo Cluster)
Elliptical (Centaurus A Group) • (Messier 87 Galaxy)