Daedalus (day·də·lus OR dy·də·lus)

The galaxy that the world itself is named after.
Consists of Two Major Inhabitable Planets: The "Capital Planet," Icarus, and the "Forgotten Planet" Iapyx.
The galaxy is relatively young, standing at just under 3 billion years old. After much galactic dust and debris moved around, Icarus, Iapyx, and their moons were made about 1 to 1.5 billion years after the formation of the galaxy.

The Daedalus galaxy.

Type

Galaxy