NASA's James Webb telescope has taken new images of Jupiter's moons, rings and more

There are new telescopic images of Jupiter that show the clouds and the Auroras.

There are bands of blue and gray in the middle of the planet, with a rainbow of colors at the poles.

The telescope has a camera with three filters that can see invisible light and see visible light.

Imke de Pater said they hadn't expected it to be this good. It's amazing that we can see Jupiter with its rings, satellites, and even a galaxies in a single image.

The red on the photos shows the Auroras, while the yellow and greens show the hazes. The Great Red Spot is a massive storm that could swallow Earth, according to NASA.

The Great Red Spot has high altitude hazes because of the brightness that indicates high altitude. The cloud tops of the convective storms are likely to be very high.

The dark areas have less cloud cover. There are photos of the planet's rings and two moons.