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New publications about Jupiter from pro-am collaborations

Three papers have been published recently in which amateur observers and/or the BAA Jupiter Section collaborated with professional planetary

Juno at PJ22

Perijove 22 (2019 Sep.12) was another Gravity flyby in which JunoCam obtained good images of the polar regions but only

EPSC-DPS, Geneva, 2019

The annual planetary science congresses of Europe (EPSC) and America (DPS) were held jointly in Geneva from 2019 Sep.15-20. There

Juno at PJ21

JunoCam at PJ21 (2019 July 21): What the pictures show PJ21 was Juno’s second pass directly over the Great Red

Jupiter in 2019, Report no.7: Continuing disruption of the GRS

In connection with Juno’s fly-over of the Great Red Spot (GRS) at Perijove-21 on 2019 July 21, here we

Jupiter in 2019, Report no.6: Continuing disruption of the GRS

Jupiter’s opposition was on June 10, and observers have been producing superb images. Attention has mainly focussed on the Great

Jupiter’s high-latitude hazes: full reports [page under development]

Report on haze bands in the south polar region (4-page PDF, 2017 Nov.23, slightly abridged): Report-on-SP-haze-bands_JHR(2017nov)_TO POST.pdf Report on haze

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Juno at PJ20

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ20. Juno did not pass near famous features, but got

Juno at PJ19

Perijove-19 (PJ19) was on 2019 April 6. The spacecraft was turned so that the MWR could widely scan the atmosphere

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Jupiter in 2019, Report no.5: Continuing disruption of the GRS

Activity around the GRS is particularly interesting and rapidly changing at present, as described in Report no.4. This supplement gives