Star name classifacation

In 2301, The Galactic Travel Council Decided that the current naming system in the Galaxy was not efficient enough to travelers exploring the galaxy. Stars that are not relevant enough will be named with the abbreviation before their name and a set of numbers after, which signifies how many stars there are in that region. for example: GHZ 4052. Stars that are relevant, like Sol or Polaris will remain the same. If a non relevant star holds a relevant planet, for instance, Almire, then the star will share the same name. However, a star that previously had a name in association with a constellation, like Eta Cassiopiae, will remain the same. This is the concluded stellar naming system;

GCR: Galactic Center Region; for stars in the central region of the galaxy.

GAB: Galactic Arm Base; the region just between the inner core and the galactic center.

GIC: Galactic Inner Core; stars in the region where most galactic arms expand.

GHZ: Galactic Hazard Zone; where a majority of the galaxy's neutron stars reside.

GOC: Galactic Outer Core; just beyond the Galactic Outer Core.

MICR: Minor Colonial Region; the region of the galaxy that a majority of the galactic population reside.

MACR: Major Colonial Region; the region of the galaxy that a majority of the galactic population reside

EGR: Eldest Galactic Region; the oldest stars in the galaxy lay here.

GOA: Galactic Outer Arms; the galactic arms begin to end henceforth.

GAR: Galactic Abyss Region; this is the last visible region of the galaxy.

TBN: Turn Back Now; this is the furthest region from Sagittarius A* nicknamed this by Prof. Calum Lewis.