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Jupiter’s North Equatorial Belt and Jet: I. Cyclic expansions and planetary waves (Paper for JBAA)

This paper is in press in the Journal of the BAA (2017). The text and tables are in this PDF:

For completeness, here are the best images just before and after Perijove-3 on 2016 Dec.11, labelled to show the major

Juno’s Perijove-4 will be on 2017 Feb.2. Attached is a predictive map, showing how I expect the planet to look,

Although it is still early in the apparition, plenty of interesting things have already happened on Jupiter: new convective outbreaks

[Note: This was originally posted on 2017 Jan.11, after Perijove-3, but was not made public until 2018 March 7, when

A white plume has erupted in a previously undisturbed sector of the SEB, and is likely to be the start

This report, pointing out features that can be identified in Juno’s images taken at Perijove-3, is a compilation of the

Here are images and a map made around the time of Juno’s Perijove-3 on Dec.11. (Please see the ‘Results from

Southern hemisphere Here are enhanced and annotated versions of the Perijove-3 images of the southern hemisphere. The general remarks and

Maps and projections These images are put into context by our predictive map for Dec.11 at: https://britastro.org/node/8411 and by an