The Black Eye Galaxy

Seventeen million light-years away, the Black Eye Galaxy turns with a rare internal counterpoint, where outer clouds of gas revolve against the motion of the inner galaxy, preserving the dynamic memory of an ancient cosmic encounter. By combining the complementary vision of the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have revealed luminous dust, star-forming regions, and a radiant core with remarkable depth, allowing different wavelengths of light to compose a richer portrait than either observatory could achieve alone. (Featured Image from New Thinking Allowed)

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