Let me state outright that this is not grounded in any canon, location of Star Wars galaxy is left intentionally vague. This is just where i envision it being.Still i will use one bit of information we have. Star Wars movies are supposedly historic records, which somehow got to us. Since it is impossible to receive information from entities outside our observable universe i imagine wherever SW galaxy is it's inside our observable universe. In the universe of Star Wars i imagine Milky Way exists just as it exists in our own universe.So ok, i imagine Star Wars galaxy is part of Laniakea supercluster, just like Milky way, but it is not part of Virgo cluster. Star Wars galaxy is just one of roughly 100 000 to 150 000 galaxies in Laniakea supercluster.Which one? Well we probably have a name for it but it's not a real name, just a serial number. And that's the whole point. I like to imagine Star Wars galaxy is not in any way special, same as Milky Way. In this universe, seeing as how chock full of life SW galaxy is, i like to imagine that, if you were to peek into any of the other 100 000 galaxies in the Laniakea supercluster you would find a history just as rich and just as interesting as the one in Star Wars galaxy.And that's the beauty of it. Words "Long time ago in a galaxy far far away" always evoked a sense of vastness of space in me, that somewhere out there there is a tiny speck of light, barely worth a serial number in the catalogue for us, and yet filled with incomperhensibly vast amount of history and stories. It makes you really feel like there is still so much more out there. via /r/StarWars https://ift.tt/34oT1JJ
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