NASA's Hubble Telescope captures a smiling face in space

NASA's Hubble Telescope has discovered everything from a shadow of cosmic bats has a nebula of the skull and crossbonesso among all the spooky images it's good to spot a friendly face.

Taken with the WFC3 (Wide Field Camera 3) Hubble Space Telescope, this image published Friday on the NASA website shows a formation of galaxies very much like a smiling face.

Look closely and you will see two yellow orbs above an arc of light.

"The lower, arc-shaped galaxy has the characteristic shape of a galaxy that has been gravitational-focused – its light is passed close to a massive object en route to us; which has distorted and distorted it, "according to a report on the NASA website.

The smiley, located in the SDSS galaxy group J0952 + 3434, was taken with the Hubble Space Telescope Wide Area Camera 3 (WFC3).

This image was spotted in the Hubble telescope's mission to better understand how new stars are born in the cosmos. The high resolution of the WFC3 camera is such that it can locate stellar formation regions so that NASA scientists can better study them.

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