Overview

• Astronomers potentially discovered two gas giant exoplanets orbiting white dwarf stars using the James Webb Space Telescope.
• The exoplanets, located 34 and 53 light-years away, may have masses between 1 and 7 times that of Jupiter.
• The discovery suggests gas giants can survive the transformation of their host stars into white dwarfs.
• This finding could provide a glimpse into the fate of planetary systems when their stars die.
• Further observations and studies are needed to confirm the nature of these celestial bodies.