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JunoCam at PJ73

JunoCam images at PJ73 John Rogers (BAA) (2025 July 8) Juno’s Perijove-73 was on 2025 June 8. Although the spacecraft

Well the solstice has come and gone but at least for me the nights are still very light. In fact

This edition runs to 51 pages and has several interesting articles including something on Antares occultations, from Peter Anderson in

2025 July 1st To view Mars now from the UK at a reasonable altitude now, it must be located before

<= Back to MISSION 29P Homepage MISSION 29P has now completed some 11.2 year’s coverage in which we have tried

The latest edition of the section’s newsletter is available for you to download from the following link: BAA Messenger No

I am finding it remarkable how bright the night sky is in the summer months at 59 degrees north. This

Juno’s PJ72 was on 2025 May 7, and this time (in contrast to the loss of data at PJ71) the

1st June 2025 The planet is now remote, well under 6 arcseconds in diameter, and observable only in the evening

Second Section Newsletter Helen Usher I’m pleased to say that our second Education and Outreach Section Newsletter has now been