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NASA’s Webb telescope peers straight at Saturn-like planets 130 light-years away
- The James Webb Space Telescope captures direct image of exoplanets, around 130 light-years away.
- The exoplanets are in the solar system of a young star called HR 8799.
- The planets formed by a process called "core accretion" and are similar to Saturn and Jupiter.
- Using near-infrared coronograph, Webb Telescope blocked out direct light from HR 8799 to capture the images.
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