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2016-17, Report no.14

This is a short review of images, maps and JUPOS charts up to the end of July: JupLet 2017e_Report-14_short.pdf It

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Juno at Perijove-7 (Part 1)

The JunoCam team have posted the images from Perijove-7 (PJ7), including the much-anticipated closeups of the Great Red Spot.  The

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Juno’s closeups of the Great Red Spot and other storms

NASA’s Juno orbiter has successfully returned data from its flight over Jupiter’s Great Red Spot (GRS) at Perijove-7 on July

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Juno at Perijove-7 (Part 2): The Great Red Spot

The JunoCam team have posted the images from Perijove-7 (PJ7), including the much-anticipated closeups of the Great Red Spot (GRS). 

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The Great Red Spot as Juno flies in

Juno is due to fly about 9000 km above the centre of the Great Red Spot (GRS) on Monday night,

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2016-17, report no.13: The Great Red Spot as Juno flies in

Juno is due to fly about 9000 km above the centre of the Great Red Spot (GRS) on Monday night,

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2016-17, report no.12: Preview of Juno’s Perijove-7

Juno’s perijove-7 will be on 2017 July 11.  Attached is a predictive map, showing how I expect the planet to

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2016-17, Report no.11: Update on the NEB expansion event.

The North Equatorial Belt (NEB) has shown remarkable activity this apparition, as described in our previous reports, nos.4 & 6

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Juno’s best views of Jupiter at Perijove-6

When Juno flew low over Jupiter’s clouds on its sixth orbit on 2017 May 19 (Perijove-6), its camera JunoCam took

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Juno at Perijove-6: The major belts from Perijove-1 to -6.

In the four main belts, Juno’s perijove-6 (PJ6) images did not target known major features, but it is now interesting

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