NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has delivered breathtaking images of a protostar named IRAS 04302+224, famously known as the "Butterfly Star." This nascent star, enshrouded in radiant reflection nebulae, evokes the imagery of delicate butterfly wings as it undergoes the process of planet formation. Situated 525 light-years away, this celestial spectacle is unveiled through the advanced imaging capabilities of Webb's infrared lens and Hubble's visible spectrum.