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Pranim Limbo, a citizen scientist inspecting deep radio images from a remote hillside in the Himalayas, spotted a galaxy nearly 1.8 million light-years across bent into the shape of a bow and arrow — and the team that followed up thinks it's frozen mid-cr
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