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Collaborations revealing secrets of waves in Jupiter’s atmosphere

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With NASA’s Juno spacecraft due to enter orbit around Jupiter on July 5, the BAA Jupiter Section has posted a

This is a summary of the state of Jupiter’s atmospheric features in June, 2016, just before the Juno spacecraft enters

‘A dispersive wave pattern on Jupiter’s fastest retrograde jet at 20ºS.’ by Rogers, JH, Fletcher, LN, Adamoli, G, Jacquesson M,

2015/16, Report No.8: A brief interim report. –John Rogers (BAA), 2016 May 6 This is a summary of

Fireball on Jupiter A fireball has been detected on Jupiter, on 2016 March 17 at 00:18.5 UT, in videos taken

Jupiter’s South Temperate domain: Evolution 1991-1999 and dynamics of cyclonic structured sectors as seen in Hubble maps –John H. Rogers

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Internal rotation of the GRS. With large telescopes, the new sensitive cameras, good seeing, and image derotation, several observers are

Here are images of satellite transits near opposition (all with north up): (A) 2016 March 2, Ganymede, clearly showing surface