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Comets in 2017

Note that Martin wrote this for the (now defunct) 2017 Yearbook of Astronomy and he has generously agreed that it

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Juno back on track with successful perijove-3

NASA’s Juno spacecraft, in orbit around Jupiter, is now beginning its proper mission, with all seven active instruments having performed

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JunoCam at Perijove-1: Animated maps showing jets and storms

Animated maps, derived from JunoCam images by Gerald Eichstädt, now show the circulation of cyclonic storms in the North Polar

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2016-17, Report no.2B: Predictive map for 2016 Dec.11

Here is a predictive map of Jupiter for 2016 Dec.11, the date of Juno’s perijove-3. It shows the expected positions

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2016-17, report no.2: Map from Pic du Midi

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Damian Peach (Hamble UK)

My observing sites are Hamble, UK. New Mexico, USA, Siding Spring, AU and my specific comet observing interests eg visual,

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Alexander Baransky

At Observatory I work as a volunteer.My main job – Fellow of the Kiev National Botanical Garden. In the photo

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Mike Olason (Denver, Co, USA)

I live about 20 miles south of downtown Denver, Colorado. I have the advantage of living on a hill at

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2015-16, Report no.13: FINAL REPORT

Jupiter in 2015/16:  Final report John Rogers (British Astronomical Association) & Gianluigi Adamoli (JUPOS team), with data from the JUPOS

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The circulation of the GRS, 2009-2014: preliminary analysis of HST images

[Report drafted 2014 July, finalised for posting 2016 Nov.] Summary In early 2014, our measurements on amateur images of the

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