"Rare Discovery: James Webb Space Telescope Detects 2 Exoplanets Orbiting Dead Stars"

The James Webb Space Telescope has made a rare direct detection of two exoplanets orbiting dead white dwarf stars, offering a glimpse into the future of our solar system. The planets resemble Jupiter and Saturn and are located at distances similar to those of the outer planets in our solar system. This discovery provides insight into what may happen to our own gas giants when the sun becomes a white dwarf. The detection also suggests a connection between giant planets and metal pollution in white dwarfs, hinting at the fate of asteroids in our solar system. This direct imaging breakthrough opens up the possibility of further studying the exoplanets' atmospheres and could challenge current understanding of exoplanet physics and chemistry.