NASA's Webb Telescope has now captured images of all four gas giants in our solar system

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The James Webb Space Telescope has officially captured images of the four largest planets in our solar system: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

Since NASA released its first images exactly one year ago today on July 12, JWST has offered us an array of fascinating new discoveries and breathtaking images. Its first image alone was enough to leave astronomers awestruck.

While exploring the mysterious corners of deep space we've never peered into before is certainly exciting, it's also nice to get a new perspective of celestial objects within our own solar system.

In July 2023, Webb snapped a new photo of the final gas giant in our solar system to be imaged by the telescope: Saturn. Now, we have a stunning new image collection of the full quartet of outer planets.