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JUPITER IN 2022-23

Opposition was on 2022 Sep.26, with the planet on the celestial equator, and it was the closest for many decades

Jupiter in 2021/22, Report no.9: N3 to N6 domains –John Rogers & Gianluigi Adamoli This report describes the behaviour of

Perijove-40, on 2022 Feb.25, came just 8 days before geocentric solar conjunction, so these pictures provided the only view of

This page contains our reports on the JunoCam images at each perijove (PJ) in 2022. These occurred at intervals of

This is our report on the JunoCam images at Perijove-39 on 2022 Jan.12. Specific highlights include closeups of: –An anticyclonic

The South Equatorial Belt (SEB) in 2021 was essentially the same as in the previous two years, so this report focuses

This is an update on two unusual phenomena that we have been observing recently in the equatorial region. We are

This page continues our publications list from 2020 onwards. We will endeavour to post PDFs of our own articles; if

Please use the form below to contact the Section Director. If you wish to submit your observations to the section,

Juno’s Perijove-38 was on 2021 Nov.29. As the spacecraft was tilted to look directly downwards, JunoCam got its closest views