This view from the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope shows a close-up of the sky around a very unusual green object called J224024.1−092748 (J2240). It is a bright example of a new class of objects that have been nicknamed green bean galaxies. Green beans are entire galaxies that are glowing under the intense radiation from the region around a central black hole. J2240 lies in the constellation Aquarius the Water Bearer, and its light has taken about 3.7 billion years to reach Earth. // Credit: CFHT/ESO/M. Schirmer