James Webb Space Telescope captures images of Uranus and its moons
Infrared images reveal dramatic rings and a dynamic atmosphere
Rings were previously only seen by Voyager 2 and Keck Observatory
Uranus rotates on its side causing extreme seasons
Telescope observed Uranus for 12 minutes to capture images
Near-Infrared Camera combined data from two filters to capture images
Images reveal a polar cap unique to Uranus and bright clouds
Webb image shows 11 of Uranus' 13 known rings
Six brightest moons are visible in the image
Additional studies of Uranus are planned in Webb's first year of science operations
The European Space Agency said, "It is just the tip of the iceberg of what Webb can do when observing this mysterious planet