NASA releases new images of Jupiter

NASA has released new images of Jupiter from its James Webb Space Telescope

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that show it to be a breathtaking planet with an impressive set of rings and auroras occurring at either pole.

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The first picture shows us a view from afar, as if we're looking at this giant's face.

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In fact it is not just one but two moon disks that can be seen among the other stars in their galaxy

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The second image has all your favorite features magnified

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those gorgeous auroras on pole thingies and across both hemispheres where electricity flows freely through magnetic fields

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It is incredible to think that there are storms higher than our clouds! The brightness here indicates high altitude

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so the Great Red Spot has hazes, as does equatorial region

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Numerous bright white spots and streaks are likely very thick condensed convective cloud tops

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