PetaPixel Webb Maps Uranus’ ‘Strange’ Auroras for the First Time

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Start date Feb 25, 2026

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A bright, glowing blue and red circular object with a glowing center, surrounded by faint concentric rings, set against a black background. The image resembles an abstract or cosmic scene.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) captured the first-ever vertical photo of Uranus' ionosphere, revealing the mysterious planet's auroras.

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