Hey, space explorers! NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has just captured Neptune's glowing auroras in breathtaking infrared detail. This cosmic light show builds on faint hints first seen in ultraviolet during Voyager 2's flyby back in 1989.
The new images reveal a dynamic display of shimmering colors that light up the distant planet's atmosphere—a vivid reminder that our solar system is full of surprises. The breakthrough findings, published in Nature Astronomy, offer fresh insights into Neptune’s mysterious magnetic environment. So, buckle up and get ready for more interstellar wonders that keep our curiosity ignited! 🚀✨
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Neptune's auroras captured in great detail by NASA's Webb telescope
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