It appears below and to the left of the conspicuous "sickle" or backwards question-mark pattern of stars marking the head and mane of the constellation of Leo, the Lion. IE 11 is not supported.

The James Webb telescope captured another spectacular image of space, but this one stood out – because there appeared to be a mysterious question mark shape ... to a song backwards," he said.

meaning they look like a blob from a distance. The James Webb Space Telescope was imaging a constellation called Vela 1,470 light-years away from Earth when it captured the cosmic question mark.

"The upper part of the question mark looks like a distorted spiral galaxy, maybe merging with a second galaxy." ESA study scientist Nora Luetzgendorf says that while it's too far away to say for ...