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The Trumonzen Galaxy, also know as it's full, colloquial name '''Torrun zu Hommen,''' is an interacting grand-design spiral galaxy and companion galaxy to the [[Omicron Cloud]], an elliptical galaxy (Within which [[Anteria]] is located) which is 'attached' to the end of one of the arms of a spiral galaxy, and the two orbit one another. Tromonzen, due to it's relative position with Anteria, is easily observable from the naked and takes up much of the night sky. | The Trumonzen Galaxy, also know as it's full, colloquial name '''Torrun zu Hommen,''' is an interacting grand-design spiral galaxy and companion galaxy to the [[Omicron Cloud]], an elliptical galaxy (Within which [[Anteria]] is located) which is 'attached' to the end of one of the arms of a spiral galaxy, and the two orbit one another. Tromonzen, due to it's relative position with Anteria, is easily observable from the naked and takes up much of the night sky. | ||
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The Trumonzen Galaxy, also know as it's full, colloquial name Torrun zu Hommen, is an interacting grand-design spiral galaxy and companion galaxy to the Omicron Cloud, an elliptical galaxy (Within which Anteria is located) which is 'attached' to the end of one of the arms of a spiral galaxy, and the two orbit one another. Tromonzen, due to it's relative position with Anteria, is easily observable from the naked and takes up much of the night sky.
