Catching the red eye: NASA telescope snaps infrared images of Jupiter never seen before

The world’s largest and most powerful space telescope has captured incredibly detailed photographs of Jupiter in infrared light, showcasing two moons, two rings and distant galaxies.

Captured in July and released by NASA this week, images from the James Webb Space Telescope showcase intricate swirls, rings and tiny satellites on the planet, thanks to the telescope’s three-part infrared filters.