Ghostly Face<\/p>\n
Even NASA is getting into the Halloween spirit.<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, the agency released an image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope and it depicts what looks like a ghostly face with glowing spiral eyes.<\/p>\n
Obviously, thereisnt really a giant face staring us down from 704 million light-years away. But what were actually seeing in the new Hubble image is just about as wild: a collision between two galaxies.<\/p>\n
Each eye is the bright core of a galaxy, the result of one galaxy slamming into another, NASA wrote in a news release. The outline of the face is a ring of young blue stars. Other clumps of new stars form a nose and mouth.<\/p>\n
This isnt the first time NASA has bridged the gap between the scientific and the spooky.<\/p>\n
For Halloween 2018, the agency released Hubble images of a glowing ghost nebulaand a bat shadow formed by a young star. Four years prior to that, it shared an image of the Sun that looked remarkably like a flaming jack-o-lantern.<\/p>\n
READ MORE: Hubble Captures Galaxies Ghostly Gaze [NASA]<\/p>\n
More on Halloween: AI Dreamed up These Nightmare Fuel Halloween Masks<\/p>\n
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