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Mission 29P Blog 09 November 2022

We are fortunate to have managed a single 60-sec exposure on the 2.0-m Faulkes North today that has revealed the

Photometric observations are shown plotted below. The Rc magnitudes have been corrected to the standard photometric aperture radius of 5.7

A slow fade has set in. Thanks to Faulkes Telescope Project time, 12 x 60s exposures were obtained showing the

This account, intended to describe the large regional dust storm, covers the period Sep 21 to Oct 3, and slightly

Denis Buczynski has discovered a medium-strong outburst that probably occurred on October 12. Confirmed by Nick James. Image from a

We are updating the Mars blog in two instalments with a short interval between them. First of all, today, one

We welcome several new contributors whose names have been added to the list, posted with the July 12 update. There

There is little to add to the previous post, except that signs of dust activity around the edge of the

The number of observers continues to slowly increase, but temporal and longitudinal coverage by our team remain inadequate. An updated

Deep Sky Note #2 After many years of regularly upping stumps and following my employers around the country, I am