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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

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

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

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

This depends upon whether you have seen a coloured patch, a brightening, a flash or lightness in a shadow, as

The approach here is simply to compare imagery of the lunar surface taken many months, if not years apart, align

As you can imagine, over the past few centuries there have, from time to time, been observations of the Moon

Every astronomer is familiar with shooting stars in our night sky, and knows that these are the result of sand

By Dr Anthony Cook Introduction Conventional geologic wisdom suggests that the Moon is pretty much dead and that the bulk

Example of a double star “step” occultation recorded with video converted to AVI for analysis. The Double Star “step”