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So '''Earth''' would be considered to be at the following quardinates. Where A or B indicates the Alpha or Beta quadrant. The first number represents the distant from the top of the galaxy to the bottom keeping in mind that a galaxy is shaped like a plate. The second number is the number of sectors away from the Alph/Beta border. The 3rd number is the number of sectors away from the Delta/Gamma border. | So '''Earth''' would be considered to be at the following quardinates. Where A or B indicates the Alpha or Beta quadrant. The first number represents the distant from the top of the galaxy to the bottom keeping in mind that a galaxy is shaped like a plate. The second number is the number of sectors away from the Alph/Beta border. The 3rd number is the number of sectors away from the Delta/Gamma border. | ||
A25-0001-1298, A26-0001-1298, A25-0001-1299, A26-0001-1299, B25-0001-1298, B26-0001-1298, B25-0001-1299, B26-0001-1299 | |||
My best guess is that realistically the galaxy is about 500 to 1,000 lightyears deep based on the data I was able to find. However I will be useing 30 sectors (600 lightyears) as the depth where '''Earth''' is. They will be numbered from 11 to to 40 as the closer to the galactic core the deeper the galaxy gets. There it will be considered to be 50 sectors deep (1,000 light years). | My best guess is that realistically the galaxy is about 500 to 1,000 lightyears deep based on the data I was able to find. However I will be useing 30 sectors (600 lightyears) as the depth where '''Earth''' is. They will be numbered from 11 to to 40 as the closer to the galactic core the deeper the galaxy gets. There it will be considered to be 50 sectors deep (1,000 light years). | ||