Light travels 137 million years just to fall apart again.

NGC 3285B swirls quietly at the edge of one of the largest galaxy clusters in the known universe. In 2023, a white dwarf inside it exploded—becoming a supernova 5 billion times brighter than the Sun, then fading back into silence.

This canvas captures the moment: a spiral on the edge, a flash in the dark, the unthinkable happening in a forgotten corner of space.

Hang this if you’ve ever made something beautiful, loud, or impossible—and then disappeared.
The universe is still measuring that kind of distance.