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'''Satellite Galaxies,''' also called '''Dwarf Galaxies,''' were small galaxies that orbited larger galaxies. | '''Satellite Galaxies,''' also called '''Dwarf Galaxies,''' were small galaxies that orbited larger galaxies. They contained many [[star]]s, but not as many as a larger [[galaxy]]. | ||
[[Mutter's Spiral]] had a Satellite Galaxy called [[Galaxy Seven]], which was likely its seventh satellite galaxy. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Eyeless]]''). | [[Mutter's Spiral]] had a Satellite Galaxy called [[Galaxy Seven]], which was likely its seventh satellite galaxy. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Eyeless]]''). | ||
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Satellite Galaxies, also called Dwarf Galaxies, were small galaxies that orbited larger galaxies. They contained many stars, but not as many as a larger galaxy.
Mutter's Spiral had a Satellite Galaxy called Galaxy Seven, which was likely its seventh satellite galaxy. (NSA: The Eyeless).
In 4126, the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble were shown a map of the Tri-Galactic that was controlled by the Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, and it likely included satellite Galaxies and the Andromeda Galaxy and possibly others as well. (DW: Planet of the Ood)
In the 43rd century, Humans colonised the Canis Major Dwarf galaxy, likely another satellite of Mutter's Spiral. (DWBIT: #45)
