Jupiter

While Webb's images of distant galaxies and nebulae have grabbed the world's attention, the telescope's photo of our nearest gas giant shouldn't be missed.

In June, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will all be visible in the sky in the same order as they orbit the sun—for the first time in 18 years.

The five planets, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn—will all be visible at once throughout the month of June in the same order as they orbit the sun.

The two bright planets will be visible to the naked eye when nestled close together. A live stream is also planned.

"Kids are mean and will eat a kid named Jupiter for lunch," one comment read.

"If Earth were the size of a nickel, Jupiter would be about as big as a basketball," says NASA.

A NASA satellite has found a new world with a radius similar to the gas giant Jupiter, but with a fraction of its mass, where a year lasts just over three days.

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From possible sub-surface alien life to volcanic death traps: meet Jupiter's incredible moons.

Stargazers are also being treated to the sight of the moon approaching and then bypassing each of the three planets this week.

The storm on the planet is so big that if Earth were dropped into it, it would be swallowed from the orbit of the International Space Space down to sea level.

The enormous gas giant was pummelled by an asteroid or comet, and astronomers captured it in a snapshot via telescope.

The asteroids have sandwiched Jupiter in its orbit, and could tell scientists about the very early stages of the solar system.

The discovery of water vapor trailing the Jovian moon sets the scene for future missions that will determine if Europa could harbor life.

The impact caused a bright flash at the surface of the solar system's largest planet

This month's full moon is also called a "blue moon"—although our natural satellite will not actually change color.

"We're going to take our time before we draw scientific conclusions, but until then we can simply marvel at this celestial wonder," NASA's Scott Bolton said.

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The event follows the conjunction of Jupiter and Mercury, which aligned on the morning of Friday March 5.

This type of moon marks the start of the winter astronomical calendar.

The gas giants appeared to come closer than they had done for almost 400 years on Monday, days before Christmas.

Jupiter and Saturn are set to appear close together in the sky in a major celestial event known as the Great Conjunction.

This year's December solstice will coincide with the bright planets forming what has been dubbed a "Christmas star."

Saturn and Jupiter will be at their closest for 400 years on December 21.

Great conjunctions of Jupiter and Saturn are rare, occurring once every two decades or so.

In the Northern Hemisphere, the September equinox marks the beginning of what's set to be quite an eventful astronomical fall.

Two of Saturn's many moons, Mimas and Enceladus, can be seen in the Hubble image.

If you want to see the spectacle, you will need to head outside around an hour before sunrise on Sunday.

"It's incredible to be able to make these kinds of discoveries," said researcher David Armstrong.

"Maybe Kepler-88 d is the new supreme monarch of this planetary empire, the empress," said astronomer Lauren Weiss.