NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has imaged this ghost galaxy located 44 million light years from Earth.

Lenticular galaxies have a large disc but lack the prominent spiral arms of galaxies like the Andromeda galaxy. This makes them appear somewhere between elliptical and spiral galaxies, giving them a diffuse ghostly appearance.

Pavo, the Latin name for the peacock, is a constellation in the southern sky and one of the four constellations known collectively as the Southern Birds. 

Image Description: A large galaxy, covering most of the view from the centre. The whole galaxy is composed of smooth, diffuse light. The galaxy is surrounded by a smoky grey halo. Many stars shine around the galaxy on a black background.

Hello Casper?

 

Source: nasa.gov