Mars Opposition Blog 10 December 2024
December 10 The weather has not been very cooperative lately, but we have still managed to get observations on nearly
Read moreDecember 10 The weather has not been very cooperative lately, but we have still managed to get observations on nearly
Read moreJuno’s Perijove-67 was on 2024 Nov.24, and the usual series of images was returned. Here is our very brief report
Read moreI suppose November has been an average observing month for me this year, with just the one night clear enough
Read moreVariable Star Section Circular 202 is available for download here. Contents From the Director CV & E News. Gary Poyner
Read moreWith Jupiter’s opposition coming up soon on Dec.7, at its highest declination for 11 years, observers may be pleased to
Read moreJunoCam images at PJ66 Juno’s Perijove-66 was on 2024 Oct.22. Perijove was at 55.8ºN, L3 = 354, and equator crossing
Read moreA date for your diary. I’ll post more details as they become available.
Read moreJupiter in 2024/25: Report no.2: Mid-SEB outbreak & other developments John Rogers; Shinji Mizumoto (ALPO-Japan); Gianluigi Adamoli, Rob Bullen, Michel
Read moreWith the US Presidential election taking place recently, I felt that some sort of parallel counting operation should be done
Read moreVariations on an Exoplanet Theme – Part 2 A webinar meeting of the Exoplanets Division of the Asteroids and Remote
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