A rare flat explosion, known as a Fast Blue Optical Transient (FBOT), has been discovered by scientists over 180 million light-years away.
FBOTs are an extremely rare class of explosion, and this latest discovery is only the fifth one ever recorded.
The disc-like explosion has baffled scientists who are still trying to understand how bright FBOT explosions occur.
This discovery was made by chance, and scientists used the Liverpool Telescope and polaroid glasses to measure the polarisation of the collected data and map the edges of the blast.