"Webb Telescope Reveals Stunning Details of Uranus's Rings and Seasonal Features"

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured detailed images of Uranus, revealing its dynamic atmosphere, including rings, moons, and storms. These observations provide insights into the study of exoplanets and help astronomers understand the formation and meteorology of similarly sized planets. Uranus' unique tilt and extreme seasons make it a valuable proxy for studying exoplanets. The images show a more active Uranus with a prominent seasonal north polar cloud cap and several storms, and astronomers are eager to monitor changes as the planet approaches its next solstice in 2028.