If you've ever wondered, how do Admirals in the Conar come to be Admirals, keep reading.
First to preface a little, The Conar Empire is ruled by Warlords in a kind of feudal system. Each Warlord or "Admiral" commands his own area as he sees fit. In his area he is the supreme power. Having said that, the power of the Conar comes from Admirals working together. There are Thousands of Admirals each commanding his own area, and trading with other Admirals for Personnel, Equipment, recreation or anything else they may need.
  About 300 years ago a group of Admirals retired to the home world decided that it would be advantageous  to have an governmental entity to quantify and organize the Empire's forces and help the Admirals to be better prepared. Over time this group has grown From what started as "Home Sector Security" to What is now known as "Upper Command". Home Sector Security is still there, only it has been directed by Upper Command; a group of retired Admirals who choose their own members.
  So to finally get to the point, To become an Admiral one of two things must happen. First an Admiral can be "Elected" or "Appointed" by at least ten other Admirals. Their territory would be given them by one or more Admirals, or come from a dead Admiral. Secondly, Upper Command has given themselves authority to appoint Admirals. Most often the new Admiral is given territory that has been divided from other Admirals areas. There is a heated debate among the hierarchy whether Upper Command has the authority to do this.
  More on this later.

Master of All Galaxies

HURRAY!!! So now we really can be the master of all galaxies... not that we couldn't before... anywho i just finished cleaning up the "All Galaxies" picture making everything nice and neat, i took the original picture that was drawn by West and redid it using the computer.

Everything looks nice BUT i don't know for sure if i got all the names where they are supposed to go and all the wormholes in the right places, for that reason i ask that those who can (namely Savage and West) look over the chart thoroughly and make sure everything corresponds to what it should.

Last i made some changes to color and whatnot, on the original chart gargonan was purple and KMF was green/turquise, i switched it up so all the colors are unified:

Conara=Red

Gargonan=Green

KMF=Blue

However there are three territory colors on the chart that i dont know who they belong to, Yellow, White and Black (Grey) so if anyone knows please tell me.

Hope you like it and like i said please PLEASE tell me if i got anything wrong; areas, names, lines, anything.

~Xzebo

Who said "You cant get there from here"?

I'll bet you thought that I wasnt going to post today! Well you were wrong.

Anyway here is the galactic map of the known Galaxies (couretsy of Daniel Jeffery). Also included, The Galactic Coordinate System.

Galactic coordinates are measured by A: galaxy B: Inclination from galactic center +- ; how far into which hemisphere. C: Degrees from universal North (which is different depending on who your nav computer was built by; Conar, Gargonan, IGSS etc.) universal north on our map is the KMF standard. And finaly distance. Here’s and example. “Acolad Mining station B” 9+1.35:182.454:12491.6The numbers mean (9”galaxy 9” +1.35 “how many degrees positive from galactic center” 182.454 “how many degrees from galactic north” and 12491.6 “how many Parsecs from galactic center”. Galactic center is measured by center of rotation “Koge in this case”. Acolad sector is near earth in Conar space, however I gave you KMF Coordinates. Conar use EDA as Galactic north and only IGSS uses Universal North on their star charts. Gargonan use the same Galactic north as IGSS in most instances, all but galaxy 1 and the IGSS uncharted galaxies. Conversions are a simple mater for the most part. Just enter a starchart into a nav computer and select which coordinate system you prefer. (Actually its not quite that simple and requires someone with a good Astrogation skill.)

Current data indicates that the true position of the Milky Way galactic pole is lg=0.°004±0.°039; bg=89.°427±0.°035, and that the Sun is located approximately 34.56±0.56 pc (112.7±1.8 ly) above the galactic plane [1]. Since the Sun is about 30,000 ly from the galactic center, it is relatively speaking extremely close to the galactic plane.Conar Coordinates: (Earth)H1E 16:+0.189096:332.4105:9091.336

Any questions?