James Webb eyes Neptune, detects rings for first time in 30 years

AccuWeather 2022-09-22

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The James Webb set its sights on Neptune, capturing not only the ice giant and its moons in great detail, but also detecting the planet's rings for the first time since Voyager 2's flyby in 1989.
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