This is probably the best image ever taken of the aurora of Uranus. Before JWST. Just hold onto your hats. Our image of the aurora of Neptune, never seen in the UV by Hubble, is clearer and better displayed than anything that HST has seen at Uranus, despite being weaker and twice as far away:
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This is probably the best image ever taken of the aurora of Uranus. Before JWST. Just hold onto your hats. Our image of the aurora of Neptune, never seen in the UV by Hubble, is clearer and better displayed than anything that HST has seen at Uranus, despite being weaker and twice as far away:
[https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasas-webb-captures-neptunes-auroras-for-first-time/](https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasas-webb-captures-neptunes-auroras-for-first-time/)
You can see its rings too! Beautiful picture!
Interesting to think that solar flares still have that effect so far out…
Being an ice giant. You could fit so many cans in Uranus to keep them cold.