The Mandalorian season 3 rightly pointed out Coruscant isn't at the center of the Star Wars galaxy - but what is really found at the galaxy's heart?
This article contains spoiler for The Mandalorian season 3, episode 3.Coruscant isn't actually the center of the Star Wars galaxy - it's far more exotic. Viewers can be forgiven for thinking the city-planet of Coruscant is the center of the galaxy. It was the galactic capital for millennia, with the politics of an entire galaxy revolving around its senate.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Coruscant is not actually the center of the Star Wars galaxy map, though. It is indeed situated in the Galactic Core, a region of cosmic stability and economic prosperity; there are stable hyperlanes binding many of these worlds together, explaining their dominance.
What Canon Star Wars Planets From The Inner Core Have We Seen? The Deep Core may be relatively inaccessible, but it has indeed appeared on-screen in Star Wars. In The Mandalorian season 2, Din Djarin traveled to the world Tython - a powerful vergence in the Force, site of one of the first Jedi Temples. Tython also appears in Doctor Aphra #40, in which the corrupt archaeologist Dr. Aphra led Darth Vader there to launch a trap in another sacred Jedi site.
Another key world in the Deep Core was set up in a canon Star Wars fact file in Build the Millennium Falcon #36, published back in 2015. This canonized the Legends planet Byss, described as "a strange world with an eerie glow caused by its sun" that was of particular interest to Emperor Palpatine. It contained a nod to a race known as the Rakata, who originated from Byss in Legends, stating that "empires were forged within [the] fiery furnace" of the Deep Core.
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