The Leviathan Galaxy

The Midnight Article "New Discovery" was written by u/Revolutionary-Quail7 and posted to r/MidnightPaper.

The text of the Article was as follows:

NEW DISCOVERY As most have already heard on the internet or their local news, there has been a breaking new discovery...scientists have found a new planet in a galaxy referred to as "the Leviathan galaxy" They say that this newly-discovered planet is able to hold life, but what kind of life is still unknown. However, scientists were able to infer that this new discovery does not resemble any planet or galaxy we have ever seen before. This has brought up several questions: are there beings on this planet? If so, what can they do? Are they more advanced than us? Do they harnesses strange and unknown abilities that are alien to us, such as magic powers? You will find out in this paper. Don't worry.

Description:

The "Leviathan Galaxy" is a Location-Type Oddity that exists somewhere in the vast reaches of the universe. The exact location of the galaxy is not mentioned in the Article, but it can be inferred that it exists close enough to the Milky Way galaxy for scientists to observe it.

The Article mentions that this galaxy, and the new planet they have observed in it, is unlike any that scientists have ever observed before. How exactly it is so different is unknown, but, if the name "Leviathan" is any indication, it may be monstrous in size.

A galaxy that is so large would not necessarily avoid visual detection, but it's possible that it remained hidden simply because astrologers were not looking in the right direction.

What kind of life a galaxy, or planet, like this houses is entirely unknown. It is easy to infer, however, that the questions about the nature of life in this area have arisen because the planet was observed to be in a Habitable-Zone in relation to its sun.

If our theories about the name "Leviathan" having been chosen due to the galaxy's (and by extension the planets' therein) size, it is possible that whatever life is present would be massive as well.

Any further information is not available at this time.