NASA shared: The most detailed photo of Uranus ever arrived

10 4 月, 2023

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The American Space and Aviation Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope has shared a photo showing, for the first time, the invisible rings and moons of the icy giant planet Uranus. “Uranus has never looked this good,” said NASA officials, emphasizing the telescope’s superior abilities and its importance in space exploration.

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a highly detailed image of Uranus. The telescope was launched on December 18, 2021, and this new image was taken during the telescope’s test stages in Earth orbit.

However, Uranus is one of the outer planets of the Solar System and is the third largest planet after the gas giants Jupiter and Saturn. However, it is quite difficult to observe from Earth due to its orbit and its observability is limited.

While James Webb’s images showed the planet’s invisible rings, he was able to detect only a few of its 27 moons.

However, these images will provide scientists with more information about the atmosphere and structures of the planet and help us have a better understanding of the formation and evolution of the Solar System.

“Uranus is one of the most interesting known planets in the Solar System, and these images from James Webb provided us with an opportunity to learn more about the details of Uranus,” said Mary Barsony, James Webb’s principal scientist. said.

On the other hand, scientists with the James Webb Space Telescope emphasized that they will continue their work to learn more about other planets and galaxies in the iSolar System.

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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured the most detailed photo of Uranus ever, showing the planet’s invisible rings and some of its 27 moons. Uranus, the third-largest planet in the Solar System, is normally difficult to observe from Earth due to its orbit, but the James Webb Telescope’s superior abilities allowed for this detailed image to be taken during its test stages in Earth orbit. The images will provide scientists with more information about the planet’s atmosphere and structures, leading to a better understanding of the formation and evolution of the Solar System. Scientists with the James Webb Space Telescope will continue their work to learn more about other planets and galaxies in the Solar System.