NASA's James Webb Telescope Captures Closest Super-Jupiter Exoplanet

Epsilon Indi Ab, a gas giant six times the size of Jupiter, is one of the coldest and closest exoplanets ever imaged.

The exoplanet orbits the star Epsilon Indi A, approximately 11.9 light-years from Earth.
Epsilon Indi Ab has an extremely low temperature of about 35 degrees Fahrenheit.
The planet's atmosphere suggests high metallicity and possibly a high carbon-to-oxygen ratio.
Epsilon Indi Ab completes an orbit around its star every 200 years.
This discovery challenges previous models and opens new avenues for studying gas giants.