Beta Pictoris d was concealed by a bright debris disk. Webb separated it from the glare by finding molecules and motion inside a spatially resolved spectrum.
Look in any direction far enough and you meet the same ancient glow: light released when the universe first became transparent, about 380,000 years after the big bang.
Does Mars have a blue sky? Usually not. Its dusty daytime sky looks tan to reddish, but a blue-grey halo can gather around the Sun at sunrise and sunset.
Mirrors left on the Moon reveal a change too small to see but large enough to reshape two worlds: the lunar orbit grows by about 3.8 centimetres each year.