Jupiter – Page 12 – British Astronomical Association

JunoCam at PJ27

PJ27 was on Tuesday June 2, and a typical set of superb images was taken. Our report is posted here

The 2019 apparition of Jupiter was notable for the apparent shedding of red strips or ‘flakes’ from the periphery of

The Great Red Spot in 2019 and its interaction with retrograding vortices as monitored by the amateur planetary imaging community

This is our report on the JunoCam images at Perijove-26 on 2020 April 10. Highlights were as follows: –Spectacular cyclonic

This report on ground-based images has three aims: –to present maps and images produced by amateur observers around the time

Complex changes are occurring in the South Temperate Domain at present, on both sides of oval BA and up to

Here is the list of observers who contributed in 2019: Observers 2019.pdf

Jupiter has now emerged from behind the Sun, at least for southern-hemisphere and low-latitude observers, some of whom are beginning

Here is our report on the JunoCam images at PJ25 (2020 Feb.17). An excellent set of images was obtained from

This page will contain our reports on the JunoCam images taken at each perijove. NASA’s Juno spacecraft is still operating