Webb and Hubble Telescopes Simultaneously Observed Jupiter's Auroras, But Saw Different Things (xataka.com)

• First simultaneous Jupiter aurora observation by Webb and Hubble.
• Hubble sees UV, Webb sees IR emissions.
• Reveals altitude and temperature differences in auroras.

"Joint observations of Jupiter's auroras by the Webb and Hubble telescopes reveal unexpected differences, advancing aerospace and frontier science. Hubble captured ultraviolet emissions while Webb detected infrared, showing that the auroras occur at different altitudes and temperatures, indicating complex magnetospheric interactions."