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RESULTS FROM JUNO (2021: PJ32-PJ38)

This page contains our reports on the JunoCam images taken at each perijove in 2021. NASA’s Juno spacecraft is still

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Maps of Jupiter’s south polar region (JunoCam and ground-based)

The following four ZIP files contain polar projection maps of Jupiter’s south polar region from JunoCam (2016-2020, PJ1-PJ26) and from amateur

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Jupiter in 2020: List of observers

Here is the list of people whose observations of Jupiter in 2020 have been received.  Some of these observations were

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The Great Conjunction, 2020 Dec.21

On 2020 Dec.21, Jupiter and Saturn could be seen closer in the sky than at any time since 1623.

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Jupiter in 2020, Report no.8: The Great Conjunction

The final notable event of the 2020 apparition was the extremely close conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn.  Having been been

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JunoCam at PJ31

Here is our report on the JunoCam images at PJ31 (2020 Dec.30).  Highlights include a flash of lightning detected in

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JunoCam at PJ30

Here is our report on the JunoCam images at Perijove-30 on 2020 Nov.8, in our usual format. The images are as

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JunoCam at PJ29

Here is our report on the JunoCam images at PJ29.  Although Juno did not fly over any notable named features

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Jupiter in 2020, Report no.7: Global map & NTBs outbreak

  (1)  Global map on Sep.7-8.  Figure 1 is a map of the whole planet, prepared by Rob Bullen, in

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Jupiter in 2020, Report no.6: NTBs jetstream outbreak

Jupiter in 2020, Report no.6:  The NTBs jetstream outbreak One of Jupiter’s most energetic and fast-moving phenomena erupted unexpectedly on

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