As families tuck into their couches to watch Charlie Brown assistance his companion Linus anticipate the Great Pumpkin this Halloween, they might be shocked to hear that NASA has just found a “greater pumpkin.”

Pictures from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope show what looks astoundingly like a giant jack-o’- lamp in the sky. The “pumpkin” is really an image of the beginning phases of an impact between two galaxies.

The pumpkin’s face comprises of two maturing red stars, which structure the eyes and gives the locale an orange-ish sparkle, and a crooked, blue smile comprised of infant star bunches. With a dispersing of blue stars in the forefront, it looks like the pumpkin spruced up in sparkle for Halloween.

This “greater pumpkin” is, obviously, a lot bigger than Charlie Brown’s pumpkin. The whole view extends almost 109,000 light-years over, which is about the width of our Milky Way system, as indicated by NASA.

Despite the fact that the district presently looks to our eyes like a Halloween pumpkin, the shape will before long scatter as the pair of impacting systems become more entwined. NASA predicts this pair, which is 120 million light-years away in the star grouping Canis Major, may turn into a giant spiral galaxy.

The “smile” might be the start of the cycle to reconstruct that twisting, analysts said in a NASA picture portrayal. The arm of the grin grasps the two systems and was probably framed when interstellar gas was compacted as the universes began to merge.

More often than not, when two galaxies impact, they lose their common flattened disk shape and the stars inside every universe get mixed into another football-shaped space, NASA said. In the long run, they structure a curved cosmic system.

On the off chance that the “greater pumpkin” turns into a giant twisting cosmic system, it will be an uncommon accomplishment. There are just a small bunch of different models known to mankind, including Rubin’s Galaxy, space experts said in NASA’s announcement.

The mystery and intrigue encompassing what kind of world these two impacting cosmic systems will end up being accommodates its standing as “the greater pumpkin.” In “It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,” poor Linus never got a brief look at the strange extraordinary pumpkin he was so excited to see.