Emery Star

The Emery Star is a celestial body that revolves around the galaxy, just like the moon revolves around the earth. It had first been seen on the massive multi thousand level telescope invented by the celebrated inventor Lamar Mendez. 

Scientists are still unclear about how the star rotates the galaxy but a general understanding states that there is a galaxy wide gravitational pull that effects its movement. The Norman Substation was built specifically to monitor this star and the effect that it has on the galaxy and vice-versa.

When studied, it was revealed that the meteor that hit Earth, that gave rise to the Azur-Meredium on Earth originated from Emery Star, as the planet’s surface is covered with the ore.

If watched carefully, Emery Star does not move, it slides, which is not natural. Rumors arise out of this fact that it is an artificial object left there to watch over this galaxy.