NASA James Webb Space Telescope captures stunning images of planets in solar system

Check out the rare images of planets in our solar system captured by the James Webb Space Telescope.

Our solar system is the house of several planets, stars, moons, and other objects. Therefore, stunning each object is crucial for understanding the evolution of the universe.

Over the years, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has provided astronomers and scientists with a great view of our solar system.

These are some of the images of planets and moons captured by the James Webb Space Telescope in our solar system.

Jupiter: This detailed image was captured with the help of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s NIRCam (Near-Infrared Camera) instrument.

Uranus: Webb’s NIRCam instrument was able to capture the rings of Uranus with the utmost clarity.

Saturn: This image was the first near-infrared observation that showcases the bright icy rings of the planet.

Titan: It is the largest moon of Saturn which was captured in November 2022.

Neptune: This image reveals several details alongside the planet Neptune. This image showcases spiral galaxies located billions of light years away.