NASA, ESA, CSA, Jupiter ERS Team; image processing by Judy Schmidt
You’ve never seen Jupiter like this before.
NASA released two new photos taken by the James Webb Space Telescope on Monday—this time, showcasing an infrared look at the solar system’s biggest planet.
The first photo revealed a wide field view of Jupiter, highlighting the bright shine of the planet’s auroras along with its faint rings. Two Jovian moons can also be spotted to the left of the gas giant. The agency pointed out in a press release that you can even spy two galaxies in the lower background “photobombing” the picture.
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