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𖦹Euclid (1) is a Normal galaxy

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▖ Block 3
☐³ Cube 3

◇ Region « Pummonge Spur »
Reachable

This Region is Reachable
it's neither in the Fade or the Core

⬌West - East axis X 26

Galactic Core Proximity
↦ East Spatial Progression
Middle of the galaxy

⬌Top - Bottom axis Y -1

Very Close to Galactic Equator
↡ Lower Spatial Progression
Almost touching the middle of the galaxy

⬌North - South axis Z -1279

Intermediate Longitudinal Zone
↥ North Spatial Progression
Getting near the galaxy's north or south edge

R₀ ≈ 511 706 light years from the core

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It's not on most maps, but you found « Pummonge Spur »

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Located in the Quadrant Beta β of Euclid, roughly ≈ 511 706 light years away from the galactic center

At 511 706 light years from the core, the region is Reachable ! The sky here feels open, inviting, as if waiting for the next grand journey

A forgotten, uncharted zone of uncivilized space where silence hides the truth

This unknown region is said to possess unimaginable beauty

Known Systems in this Region

Name	Spectral	Locals	Wealth	Conflict	Address
➔ Region's Black Hole		1079FFB0101A
➔ Local Atlas Station		107AFFB0101A
➔ System at Random		⚃ ⚅ ⚃ ⚁
➔ Random Purple System		⚁ ⚂ ⚅ ⚄

Nearby Known Regions

➔ Defreni Instability	FFB01019	400 ly away
➔ Renuenn Cluster	FFB00018	894 ly away
➔ Kilhagoli Boundary	FDB1100B	8 809 ly away
➔ Yaderwa Anomaly	FDB16022	9 024 ly away
➔ Ubhe	FDB17023	9 541 ly away
➔ Sedelby	00B08002	10 008 ly away
➔ Hirygiear Cloud	00B07001	10 292 ly away
➔ Kujuna Sector	FFB26029	15 970 ly away
➔ Dureybdi	FCAD4022	18 322 ly away
➔ Yicajaarn Fringe	01AF6FEC	18 936 ly away
➔ Ratiansa Anomaly	01AF5FEB	19 420 ly away
➔ Ioskei Fringe	FFB2F009	19 616 ly away
➔ Wugcole Shallows	FFB3000A	19 860 ly away
➔ Arthor Boundary	FFB1E049	22 091 ly away
➔ Yatundt	FFAF6051	22 436 ly away

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The name of this region, “Pummonge Spur”, is generated based on its coordinates. It’s an educated guess — probably close to the real name, but not guaranteed. It's an approximation, just what the engine of glyphs.had.sh thinks it might be

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