Mars Opposition Blog 20 January 2025
2025 January 20th In the UK, the period around New Year and for nearly a fortnight afterwards was bitterly cold,
Read more2025 January 20th In the UK, the period around New Year and for nearly a fortnight afterwards was bitterly cold,
Read moreby John Rogers1, Gianluigi Adamoli1,2, Robert Bullen1,2, Grischa Hahn2, Michel Jacquesson2, Marco Vedovato2, Hans-Joerg Mettig1,2, Gerald Eichstaedt3, Candice Hansen4,5, Glenn
Read moreAs I write this on January 14, the comet has survived perihelion and it has developed a spectacular tail which
Read moreJupiter in 2024/25: Report no.4: NTBs jet outbreak begins John Rogers (2025 Jan.12) A new outbreak on the NTBs
Read moreAround the date of opposition, there are always some fine opportunities to see some of Jupiter’s moons transiting in front
Read more2025 January 8 Opposition (January 16) is now just days away. As of today, the Mars Section has 64 active
Read moreHere is our report on Juno’s Perijove-68, which occurred on 2024 Dec.27. The highlight was the unexpected discovery of a
Read moreFrom 13 to 15 June, the Belgian (Flemish) Society for Astronomy (Vereniging Voor Sterrenkunde or VVS) together with the Institute
Read moreI hope everyone had a very merry Christmas and a good New Year. Maybe Santa brought an astro-goodie to keep
Read moreA VSS meeting will take place on Saturday October 25 in Northampton. Doors open 10.00 am. Meeting starts 10.30 and
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