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Anticipating the last views from Earth and first views from Juno

A map showing how Jupiter will appear at the first operational Juno flyby this weekend.

Perseid Meteor Outburst Expected

10 August 201616 March 2022 Callum Potter 0 Comments

This year’s Perseid display could well be even better than usual.

New Moon and Jupiter together in the western sky

1 August 20163 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

A binocular treat in the evening sky

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Jupiter and the Juno mission: the amateur’s contribution

NASA’s Juno spacecraft went into orbit around Jupiter on 2016 July 5: the first spacecraft to orbit the giant planet

A binocular Neptune in the morning sky

16 July 20163 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

Let the Moon point the way

See Ceres in the morning sky

6 July 20163 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

Dwarf planet Ceres close to a bright star

Juno is in orbit!

The Juno orbital mission at Jupiter has started.

Jupiter turning as Juno approaches

4 July 20163 March 2022 John Rogers 0 Comments

The latest movie of Jupiter’s rotation

Collaborations revealing secrets of waves in Jupiter’s atmosphere

1 July 20163 March 2022 John Rogers 0 Comments

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

Jupiter on the eve of the Juno mission

23 June 20163 March 2022 John Rogers 0 Comments

A report on Jupiter’s atmosphere as Juno approaches