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Is 9 million parsecs a big number? I have never done that before

Is 9 million parsecs a big number? I have never done that before

9 million parsecs is 29.4 million light years. (There are 3.26 ly to a parsec.) And that's a little more than 10 times the distance to the Andromeda galaxy. Distant in comparison to nearby galaxies, though not that far compared to the size of the observable universe.

Is 9 million parsecs a big number? I have never done that before

Star "Ilumina"
{

RA       20.365  
Dec     -40.1640
Dist     9200000
Class          "G2 V"
Luminosity      1.05
LumBol          1.1
MassSol         1.05
RadSol          1.12
Teff            5722

Age             5.72

InertiaMoment   0.045579
Oblateness      0.038429
RotationPeriod  20.93
RotationEpoch   0
Obliquity       100.28
EqAscendNode    84.984

AlbedoBond      0.3
AlbedoGeom      0.36
Brightness      1
BrightnessReal  1
Color          (0.673 0.739 1.000)

Surface
{
SurfStyle       0.23607
Randomize      (-0.443, 0.639, 0.336)
colorDistMagn   0
colorDistFreq   0
detailScale     32768
tropicLatitude  0.7
icecapLatitude  1
climatePole     0.41522
climateTropic   0.11218
mareFreq        113.14
mareDensity     0.0052916
erosion         1
montesMagn      0.03
montesFreq      537
dunesMagn       0.5
hillsMagn       0.03
hillsFreq       7780.5
canyonsMagn     0.28826
cracksOctaves   5
BumpHeight      903.96
BumpOffset      903.96
SpecBrightWater 0
SpecBrightIce   0
RoughnessWater  0.35
RoughnessIce    0.45
SpecularScale   1
RoughnessBias   0.5
Hapke           0.5
SpotBright      1.9239
SpotWidth       0.05
DayAmbient      0.07
}

NoOcean         true

NoClouds        true

NoLava          true

Atmosphere
{
Model          "Sun"
Height          10000
Density         0
Pressure        1
Bright          10
Opacity         0
SkyLight        0
Hue             0
Saturation      1
}

NoAurora        true

NoRings         true

NoAccretionDisk true

Corona
{
Radius      9.9337e+06
Period      0.029934
Brightness  0.5
RayDensity  4.6035
RayCurv     21.713
}

NoCometTail     true

Orbit
{
RefPlane        "Static"
Period          0
SemiMajorAxis   0
Eccentricity    0
Inclination     100.284082
AscendingNode   84.9844648
ArgOfPericenter 0
MeanAnomaly     0
}
}


And the galaxy's code:
Galaxy "Rambunksious/Rambo/Rembo/Rembonksia/RA2"
{Block Blast
Type    "SBc"     // Though the Iuma sometimes classify it as a Spra Bar Two galaxy(SB2), or the Hubble Class SBbc
RA       20.365  
Dec     -40.1643 
Dist     9.223542e6 
Radius   30100   
AbsMagn -20.6   
Quat    ( -0.9269889 0.2641924 0.03661448 0.2637298 )

}