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Jupiter Section News

 The Great Conjunction, 2020 Dec.21
On 2020 Dec.21, Jupiter and Saturn could be seen closer in the sky than at any time since 1623.
John Rogers, 2021 Feb 07
A bright new outbreak on Jupiter
John Rogers, 2020 Aug 18
New colour map and reports from seventy years ago
John Rogers, 2020 Aug 16
BAA Article
New publications about Jupiter from pro-am collaborations
John Rogers, 2019 Oct 22
Helping with the Juno mission
John Rogers, 2018 Dec 18
Juno Observer: a new online tool for viewing Juno images
John Rogers, 2018 Sep 26
Juno & Jupiter discussed at the EPSC.
John Rogers, 2018 Sep 25
All about Juno and Jupiter at a pro-am workshop, 2018 May
New posts include the talks from a recent conference, recommendations for amateur imagers, and NASA bulletins about Juno's mission.
John Rogers, 2018 Jun 16
Juno finds that Jupiter’s jets run deep
John Rogers, 2018 Mar 17
Jupiter’s polar polygons: Clusters of cyclones around the poles
Juno images published today show tight clusters of cyclones: a pentagon at the south pole and an octagon at the north pole.
John Rogers, 2018 Mar 07

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