▪ The detection of stars extending from the Andromeda galaxy's main disk indicates that the galaxy is 220,000 light - years across, three times bigger than previously thought. (scientificamerican.com)
``... and it (sic) great to drizzle on salad or main disk proteins.» (liveinthenow.com)
In addition, these stars are not orbiting the galactic center inside the Milky Way's spiral arms like the Sun, but they originate from the spherical Galactic halo that surrounds the Milky Way's main disk, while briefly intersecting it in their long, elliptical orbits around the center. (americaspace.com)