In a galaxy far, far away, there is a galaxy called the Bullseye Galaxy. It is unique because it has nine rings around it. These rings were formed when another smaller galaxy crashed right through the middle of the Bullseye Galaxy. The Bullseye Galaxy is very special because not many galaxies have so many rings. Ring galaxies like this are very rare in the Universe. When galaxies collide, they can create different shapes and formations. The Bullseye Galaxy shows us how this collision process works. Scientists used powerful telescopes to study the Bullseye Galaxy. They found another smaller galaxy next to it, which is connected to the rings. Gas from one galaxy is being pulled towards the other, creating these beautiful rings. The rings in the Bullseye Galaxy are areas where stars are forming. These areas are denser because of the collision, making the stars shine brightly. The rings spread outwards just like ripples in a pond when you drop a pebble. Studying the Bullseye Galaxy helps scientists learn more about how galaxies interact with each other. They hope to find more ring galaxies in the future using better telescopes. It's amazing what we can discover in space!