You've Never Seen Neptune Look Like This

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You've Never Seen Neptune Look Like This
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An image from Webb Telescope shows faint rings and moons around Neptune, the farthest known solar system planet.

, and the planet appears darker,. The bright streaks and blobs in the image are

high-altitude clouds, which reflect sunlight before it can be absorbed by the planet’s methane. Webb was also able to seeG/O Media may get a commissionThis doctor-directed treatment costs thousands less than braces, and is done entirely from the comfort of your own home. The process starts with teeth impressions, and after that, doctors formulate the best plan of action for your smile.It’s easy to overlook the intrigue of Neptune in favor of our closer neighbors like Mars and Venus.

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