Scientists have used the James Webb Space Telescope to detect a daily cloud cycle on a Hot Jupiter exoplanet called WASP-94A b, located nearly 700 light years from Earth. The discovery clears decades of atmospheric fog and gives the most accurate picture yet of the planet's composition. Every morning on a planet nearly 700 light years away, clouds roll in. By evening, the sky clears. It sounds like a weather report from home, but it is actually the most detailed picture yet of an alien world’s atmosphere, made possible by the James ... [2489 chars]
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