A photograph taken by the Hubble Space Telescope showing a nebula dubbed the 'Eye of God' is an artificially colored composite, not a single unretouched image. David Mikkelson Published Feb. 4, 2004 ...

T hough it routinely ends up on best-of-all-time lists, somehow, the 1974 science fiction novel The Mote in God's Eye never actually seems to get read. It deserves to be mentioned alongside the ...

* The Eye of God is the popular name of this image, not the name given by NASA. Its real name is NGC 7293 or the Helix Nebula, the remnants of a star that will eventually become a white dwarf.

Eye of God nebula. (Image credit: NASA/ESA) ... Galaxy M74, also called the Phantom Galaxy, looks like an otherworldly void in this haunting JWST image. In fact, ...

It's one of the most iconic celestial images in astronomy — the eye-like Helix Nebula. Ironically, the incredibly harsh conditions within this dying ...

RESIDENTS in China were baffled to see the ‘Eye of God’ in the sky which has led some to believe that it is a sign of biblical proportions.

JWST’s keen eye shows how intricate filaments of gas lace together to form grand spiral arms, beckoning viewers toward the seething star cluster at the galaxy’s center. 6. Little Ghost Nebula ...