New WebbTelescope images shows off galaxy that looks like it belongs in the UpsideDown.
The James Webb Space Telescope has been in operation for a couple of weeks now, and the space-bound observatory is already returning some of the best pictures we've ever seen of the furthest reaches of space. After NASA's first official reveal earlier this month, some citizen scientists have gotten their hands on data captured by Webb and are crafting images of their own.
Phantom Galaxy is the"layman's" name for NGC 628, a galaxy that some astronomers believe is shaped by a black hole at the center of it all, creating a horrifically beautiful cosmic vortex reminiscent of something one might see in the Upside Down.
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