October 9, 2008--This colorful "cosmic eye" in the sky is a distant, star-forming galaxy named for its resemblance to the ancient Egyptian "Eye of Horus."

The red "pupil" seen in this Hubble Space Telescope image is actually a foreground galaxy that creates gravitational lensing, which makes LBG J2135-0102 much easier to observe.

The nearly complete blue ring of the more distant star-forming galaxy appears as it existed when the universe was only two billion years old.