NASA's Hubble Space Telescope astounds with captivating image of 'Evil Eye' galaxy

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NASA has shared a captivating image of the 'Evil Eye' galaxy, located 17 million light-years away, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2008. The galaxy's distinctive dark band of dust concealing its luminous core earned it its intriguing nickname. NASA's observations reveal a unique rotation pattern, with the outer regions spinning in the opposite direction to the inner regions, attributed to a cosmic merger that occurred over a billion years ago. The image garnered over 200,000 likes on Instagram, sparking awe and skepticism, highlighting the ongoing exploration efforts and mysteries of the cosmos.
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