NASA's Webb telescope captures mesmerizing images of Jupiter's auroras

The James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled stunning new images of the massive auroras at Jupiter's north pole, which are hundreds of times brighter than Earth's Aurora Borealis. These vivid visuals reveal intricate details about how solar storms and Jupiter's magnetic field interact with particles from its moon Io to create this cosmic wonder. The NIRCam camera on Webb captured these phenomena with unprecedented clarity, offering scientists a deeper understanding of Jupiter's auroral system and its connection to the planet's atmosphere.