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Juno’s Perijove-62 was on 2024 June 13, preceded by medium-range imaging of Io.  Jupiter was not in JunoCam’s field of

JunoCam images at PJ61 –John Rogers (BAA)   Perijove-61 was on 2024 May 12.  Perijove was at 51.3ºN and equator

Jupiter in 2023/24, Report no.5: Increasing activity of the NEB (Mid-NEB plume and NTropZ anticyclonic dark spots) by Shinji Mizumoto

PJ60 (on 2024 April 9) began with a medium-range flyby of Io, which revealed more volcanic activity than JunoCam has

Jupiter in 2020, Report no.10:  The S2 domain in 2020 by John Rogers (BAA), reporting results from the JUPOS team

Here is our report on JunoCam’s images of Jupiter at PJ58.  As usual, the inbound images provided a whole-planet map,

Jupiter in 2023/24:  Report no.4:   Jupiter at PJ57; a pair of impacts; and a 50th aniversary. John Rogers (BAA) (2024

Here is our report on the PJ57 images of Jupiter.   JunoCam produced an excellent series of images covering the whole

JunoCam at PJ58:  Part I:  Io John Rogers (BAA) (2024 Feb.9) Juno’s second close flyby of Io took place on