Asharbyel

Asharbyel is a galaxy located about 650,000 light years from the Silky Way. Initially just thought to be an intergalactic hydrogen cloud, Asharbyel is barely a galaxy, so diffuse that it’s basically invisible to the regular eye, and it can only be seen with long-exposure pictures. This makes stars in Asharbyel much further apart than in regular galaxies, greatly slowing down the pace of astropolitics in the galaxy, except for the centre where the environment is more similar to normal galactic environments.

There are no stars more massive than about 2.5 solar masses in the entire galaxy, due to its extremely low level of star formation. The only truly bright stars are a few second-ascent red giant stars scattered throughout the galaxy.