Jupiter – Page 5 – British Astronomical Association

Imaging the sodium cloud of Io

A notable feature of the Jupiter system is a cloud of sodium atoms emitted from the satellite Io, which has

Here is our report on the JunoCam images at PJ53, in our usual style. The coverage of Jupiter was similar

Jupiter in 2022/23, Report no.7: Summary of visual observations. Despite the great advances in planetary imaging, amateur astronomers still

Jupiter in 2022/23, Report no.6: Final report on the high northern latitudes by John Rogers, Gianluigi Adamoli, & Rob Bullen

Here is our regular perijove report, for PJ52. Now that the close pass is on the night side, the most informative

Juno’s Perijove-51 occurred on 2023 May 16. The highlight was Juno’s closest pass yet past Io, giving JunoCam its best

The new European Jupiter mission, JUICE (Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer), was launched successfully on 2023 April 14, after a 24-hour

JunoCam at PJ50: What the pictures show –John Rogers (BAA) (2023 May 11) Juno’s Perijove-50 (PJ50) occurred on 2023

JUICE, the next great Jupiter-bound spacecraft, is scheduled to be launched this Thursday April 13, at 12:15 UT, from the

Here is our report on the PJ49 images. Results at PJ49 were again mixed: for the third successive perijove, some