Why NASA's new Jupiter images matter to space exploration

NASA released new images of Jupiter from the agency's James Webb Space Telescope. CNN space correspondent Kristin Fisher breaks down what the detailed images reveal. #CNN #News

[jenkem]

Great to see some actual science news being shown. We need more of this.

[johnishikawa]

Tremendous--awesome achievement! One hundred years ago we were just learning to fly. One hundred years from now--people may well be exploiting the resources available in our solar system! Amazing.

[exospaceman]

Its a relief when a news station doesn't talk politics 24/7 and instead has other interesting topics

[dppedersen]

1:37 that photo is absolutely mind blowing

[Mrche]

This makes me grin uncontrollably. From Jupiter to heading back to the moon

[Mr.Guardian]

This is one of the most civil CNN comment sections I've read in over 14 years.

[warriorking]

Glad to see these new images of Jupiter and that they are launching a new probe to the Moon. Exciting times in which we live.

[margaretnicol]

This is what happens when people come together. US, Canada, Europe and Japan - congratulations on this exciting endeavour.

[mobileasaurus]

This is the coolest/some of the best reporting I've seen in a while. Keep more of it coming please

[ronnyskaar]

When I was a child watching Apollo 11 sail the moon, I never thought I would be over 60 years old before we had a base on the moon. I thought I would have a cabin there at my age.

[JeffreyDeCristofaro]

Fantastic!!! Utterly amazing!!! I can't wait to see what new discoveries will follow next!

[wizardfromthewest]

This makes me so happy i love space i wish we went back to just being curious and keep constructing better technology to help us all.

[calebcliftonmastersefyroth]

If you wanna be successful, you most take responsibility for your emotions, not place the blame on others. In addition to make you feel more guilty about your faults, pointing the finger at others will only serve to increase your sense of personal accountability. There's always a risk in every investment, yet people still invest and succeed. You most look outward if you wanna be successful in life.

[sulufest]

@05:27

Welp, the sound of a black hole is every bit of terror-filled horror that one would expect. 😳

[Devonellah]

Spectacular on a level we've never seen before - what an amazing Universe we live in!!! Jupiter is the shining glory of our planetary system aside from Earth :)

[ssrs]

My God such beautiful images. Thank you NASA this has to be the best billion plus dollars ever spent.

[shivaraj]

What is the host name who is in the red outfit ?

[dr.davidenglish]

The pictures of Jupiter are amazing. I hope some how we can get better shots of the top and bottom to see the magnetic fields. When I was younger I was so fascinated by space and astronomy. Unfortunately I grew out of that and my interested changed, but I have always paid attention to these type of breakthroughs. I miss the Space Shuttle though.

[sandyfallout]

Does Jupiter rotate? The storm is always in the same spot in every picture I’ve seen.

[ianreed]

"Thanks to the telescope and the microscope, religion no longer offers an explanation for anything important."

Christopher Hitchens