NASA's Hubble Telescope captures stunning photograph of breath-taking 'celestial eye'

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A new picture from the Hubble Telescope shows an incredible 'eye' formation created by a galactic-scale hurricane.The spectacular phenomenon occurring around 130,000,000 light-years from Earth at NGC 5728 in the constellation Libra is evidence of a Seyfert galaxy, meaning it has an 'active core' which circles gas and dust around it at immense speeds.Usually these active cores shine so bright that they block out the rest of the galaxy on a human telescope, but this is a rare case of one that is easily seen.According to the European Space Agency (ESA), which co-operates the Hubble Space Telescope with NASA, there is likely a lot more going on in the galaxy that can't be picked up on from.