NASA: New photos of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune - Code List

The Hubble telescope took new images of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

Although it is not fully operational, the Hubble space telescope has taken unpublished images of the planets most distant from Earth that also make up the Solar System, and this Thursday NASA has published the material to the public.

According to the press release released by NASA, Hubble got exclusive shots of the “realm of the giant planets”: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

WEATHER ALERT: From new storms on Jupiter to seasons changing on Saturn, Hubble’s latest images of the gas giants are cementing its role as the de-facto meteorologist of the outer planets.

– Hubble Space Telescope (@HubbleTelescope) November 18, 2021.

The new photos of Jupiter taken by Hubble date back to September 4, NASA reports.

– Hubble Space Telescope (@HubbleTelescope) November 18, 2021.

On September 12, Hubble captured unpublished images of Saturn in which rapid and extreme color changes of the bands are observed in the northern hemisphere of the planet, where autumn is beginning.

As for Neptune, the images taken on September 7 show the recently discovered dark spot on the planet, which has now changed its course by moving towards the equator