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NASA Releases Images of 'Hand of God' and Massive Black Holes Hiding in Dust
NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array has released an image of a dead star that looks like a "Hand of God." Another image shows distant, super-massive black holes hiding in dust.
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