Some galaxies explode. This one came back from the dead.

Spiral Galaxy NGC 1309 sits about 100 million light-years away, spinning like a cosmic vinyl over the void. It’s seen not one, but two supernovae—one normal, one a glitch in the matrix that refused to die. Scientists call it a “zombie star.”

We call it proof that beauty isn’t just born—it resurrects.

Hang this, and let your room remember what it forgot:
that you’re made of stars, leftovers, and impossible comebacks.