JWST Images Neptune!

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[GingerNinja]

The images by themselves are great, but I can appreciate them so much more with the explanations, thanks Chris!

[vegassims]

AMAZING IMAGE! I can't believe that super bright star almost outshining Neptune was actually Triton, which btw is one of the largest moons in our solar system.

[davidpescod]

Neptune as never seen before! This is such a wonderful image of the solar system’s most distant gas giant and its rings, set against a back ground of galaxies of diverse shapes and evolving structures. Many thanks for sharing the image, Chris, and for the information you supplied.

[awatercolourist]

Also at 4:49, at about the middle of the extreme left is a Star Wars Imperial Shuttle.

[mariannecoker]

It’s amazing at what this telescope can do this is fantastic

[BeRsErK]

Never new Neptune had rings 🙂.
So much unknown within our solar
Can't imagine beyond it 🙂

[dirtycorn]

In the top left hand side of the deep field there is what looks like 2 galaxies that almost form a perfect 90 degree angle like a measuring square. They're red/orange in color. That's my favorite in the image.

[jeff]

The big galaxy right above Neptune is what sticks out to me what one is that?

[AllieThePrettyGator]

there is also another bright object just below Neptune it must be Nereid the next moon after Triton

[KarlRKaiser]

If you want to know what is happening on Neptune - and beyond - check out ET contactee Elena Danaan. They told her "watch Neptune" two weeks before astronomers saw the changes on Neptune.

Her information is the news of tomorrow, and tomorrow is not as far away as one might think.

[tuberroot]

So the logical next step is a shot of planet 9.... (aka planet X before they evicted Pluto)

[awatercolourist]

At 4:49, to the right of the spiral galaxy is what I am certain is a Christmas tree star 🎄

[Geojr]

People who act like this telescope is so amazing are funny. Wtf has it shown us that we haven’t seen a million times before?? It can’t even take good pics of our own planets