Astronomers have discovered two massive black holes in a galaxy 2 billion light-years away. This marks the first time one of ...

focusing on the dark heart of our home galaxy and the glowing gas clouds in that region, known as nebulas. "Besides showing a background completely full of stars and immersed in cosmic dust ...

As well as this main galaxy, you can also see more distant galaxies in the background ... six-pointed star that perfectly aligns with the heart of NGC 7469,” Webb scientists explain.

Most interestingly (in my opinion, at least), it's an active galaxy. In active galaxies, a supermassive black hole powers up the central region to create an incredibly energetic galactic heart.