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RESULTS FROM JUNO, 2024

This page will contain our reports on the JunoCam images at each perijove (PJ) in 2024.  Since PJ58 on 2024

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Deep Sky Update – January 2024

January has been a poor month for observing in Orkney – I’ve not managed any deep sky observing sessions, and

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Double Star Observing

There are four main way of double star observing; using a reticle, a bifilar micrometer, the ‘stopwatch’ method, and direct

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12P/Pons-Brooks observing campaign

Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks comes to perihelion this April. It has an orbital period of 71 years and a large nucleus which

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Juno at PJ57: Io

JunoCam at PJ57:  Part I:  Io John Rogers (BAA) (2024 Jan.30)   Juno’s 57th perijove was on 2023 Dec.30, shortly

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Report no.3: The major jets

Jupiter in 2023/24, Report no.3:  The major jets John Rogers, Gianluigi Adamoli, Rob Bullen, Michel Jacquesson, Hans-Joerg Mettig      (BAA &

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Deep Sky Update – December 2023

December has been a poor month for observing here in Orkney. We did have three nights where aurorae were visible,

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Juno at PJ56

JunoCam at PJ56: preliminary report John Rogers (2023 Dec.27)   Juno’s PJ56 was on 2023 Nov.22, with equator crossing (on

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Using the Alnitak Remote Observatory in Spain

BAA member Maxim Usatov has developed a remote observatory, called Alnitak, in southern Spain and he has generously offered the

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Dark Skies for the Geminid Meteor Shower this December

The Geminid meteor shower is expected to reach maximum activity sometime in the afternoon (UK time) of Thursday, December 14

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