John Rogers – British Astronomical Association

Visual observation of Jupiter

Introduction Jupiter is now embarking on its most favourable apparition for many years for northern-hemisphere observers, reaching a declination of

NASA and amateur data synergise in following developments on Jupiter.

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The latest movie of Jupiter’s rotation

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Three new papers unveil wave patterns that are visible in amateur images

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A report on Jupiter’s atmosphere as Juno approaches

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A new interim report on Jupiter has been posted.

Amateur videos have detected a bright explosion on Jupiter – the first for 4 years.

Images of the double transit at opposition have been posted.

Jupiter will be at opposition on March 8, with a unique chance to see two moons rtransiting at once in front of their respective shadows.

As Jupiter reappears, one of its major belts is undergoing a cyclic change.