The Janux Galaxy

The Janux Galaxy was created as a result of a collision between the Milky Way and Andromeda approximately 18 billions years into the the existence of the universe. Millions of years before the year 19 billion, the two galaxies' black holes had stabilized around each and began to orbit one another, and the act of galactic cannibalism had run its course--the two galaxies had combined. Well into the year 24 billion, several spacefaring races had evolved in the new galaxy.

The Janux Galaxy is a spiral in shape, and it is orbited by the remains of the Triangulum galaxy, which now acts as its satellite.

The massive cosmic body that consists of the Janux Galaxy and the its satellite, the Triangulum Supergalactic Orbital is known as the Galactic Hyperquadrant.