A dazzling new image from the Hubble Space Telescope captures a bright spiral galaxy on a diagonal tilt, resembling a pendulum swinging back and forth through space.

NDG-9422, in the early Universe. This galaxy's gas outshines its stars, a phenomenon never seen before. This discovery could be a crucial step in understanding the evolution of galaxies from the Universe's first stars to the familiar ones seen today.

Teens are getting high by inhaling canisters of nitrous oxide — specifically one called Galaxy Gas. The legitimate use of the gas, which is manufactured by a culinary supply company, is to create whipped cream and other airy food and beverage products. It is packaged in brightly designed canisters, also called chargers.

The popularity of videos that show young people inhaling laughing gas from whipped cream chargers has prompted TikTok to block searches, and the vendor to halt sales.

Galaxy Gas has become a popular trend among seekers of nitrous oxide gas, but what does it do? How is it supposed to be used?