
NASA's Giant James Webb Telescope should have sent as many answers as possible, but it seems to have already revealed the biggest question in the universe.
It is actually a new galaxy that is shaped like a giant questionnalia, a pair of young stars called Herbig-Haro 46/47.
Many users have commented on social media as a mysterious sign the universe is giving to humanity, such as "what is the meaning of everything?"

But for astronomers the answer may be simpler. They say the galaxy's unusual appearance may have been created by the collision of two galaxies, one broken by the influence of the other's gravity.
"I'm sorry to tell people that maybe it's not a message to humanity — but it shows the amazing ability of this telescope to explore our universe as it's never been seen before," nasa astronomers said in a statement.
Since its successful launch, the James Webb Telescope has sent amazing pictures from deep into space.