Tomais Ashdene (@tomaisashdene) Bsky

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A spiral galaxy, seen tilted diagonally from upper left to lower right. It has a blue-white, glowing spot at its core. Its oval-shaped disk glows faintly blue throughout with light from its many stars. The disk is filled with waves and strands of bright red dust that swirl around the core. At places there are holes torn in the dust, while elsewhere it forms dense clumps that glow orange. Several tiny, distant galaxies appear across the background, which is black.

Infrared light highlights warm dust and bright star clusters in this image of galaxy NGC 5134 captured by #NASAWebb. Billions of small stars create the galaxy’s faint blue glow. Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, A. Leroy.

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