Figure 6. f68v3 diagram with overlaid galaxy diagram (rotated and flipped to show the view from the South Galactic Pole and the sun on the left hand side). Notice the location of the sun matches the extra star in f68v3's star halo, the longitude line would coincide exactly with the crease, and the distribution of luminous matter matches the size of f68v3's star halo.
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