James Weber telescope shooting the amazing images of Neptune and satellites

The image represents the first detailed observation of the ice superstar ring system for more than 30 years.

For the first time, the James Wob Space Telescope shot the image of the solar ice superstar -Neptune, revealing the planet from a new perspective. Since the traveler's on the way to leaving the solar system, the planet has been the best observation of Neptune's ice ring once in 32 years.

What is exciting is that, in addition to the bright and narrow Neptune, the new images of the Wubu telescope also show some of the darkest dust ring around Neptune. I did not find it during the close visit. This is a "ring" that scientists have never seen before.

In Wabbu's Neptune image, it seems that the characteristic blue -related characteristics of the ice superstar shot by the Hubble Telescope are lacking, because the Wabbi telescope is observed in the near -infrared light. The bright high -altitude cloud covered areas, the planets seem to be quite dim.

Webu's image also provides scientists with observation of seven satellites of Neptune, especially in the zero -view view of Neptune, the ice superstar is a highlight of Haiwei Yichi. This Neptune satellite covers a layer of condensate Nitrogen, it reflects about 70%of the sun that falls above it, looks brighter than Neptune.

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