Yeah, James Webb is an infrared telescope, so everything it captures has to be shifted up to the visible spectrum, anyway. Jupiter is still its regular colors.
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‘Jupiter is still it’s regular colors’ except in NASA pics?
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I mean... you know what the electromagnetic spectrum is. Things don’t look the same under different filters.
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Absolutely, but they do select the colours per bandwidth so this would be deliberate.
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Looks like it’s for the sake of high contrast to highlight specific cloud layers, yeah.
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