IRAS 05437+2502, A Faint Nebula

Scientists are not able to find the reason for the lighting of IRAS 05437+2502, a small and faded Nebula, which spins only 1/18th of a full moon near the constellation of the Taurus. The upper edge of this floating mountain of interstellar dust is particularly defined by the bright upside down V.
Mostly filled up with star dust, this ghost like Nebula is involved in the star forming region and the images were taken by the IRAS satellite in infrared light in 1983. This image recently taken from the Hubble space telescope, gives many details. But in this image, experts were unable to find out the cause for this sharp curve arc.
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