Deep Sky Update – July 2022
It’s nice to see the darker nights returning, though I can’t say I have had any particularly good nights here
Read moreIt’s nice to see the darker nights returning, though I can’t say I have had any particularly good nights here
Read moreThis is the list of observers from whom we obtained images or visual observations in the 2021/22 apparition: Observers 2021-22
Read moreJupiter in 2021/22, Report no.10: Final report John Rogers & Gianluigi Adamoli (2022 Aug.2) This completes our account of the
Read moreThere is little to add to the previous post, except that signs of dust activity around the edge of the
Read moreA blog of all posts for the 2022 Opposition
Read moreThe number of observers continues to slowly increase, but temporal and longitudinal coverage by our team remain inadequate. An updated
Read moreJupiter is now 2 degrees north of the equator, and rising around midnight, and as we are past midsummer it
Read moreLinks to the videos of this workshop on YouTube can be found next to the session titles below. On 12th
Read moreA new Citizen Science project has been launched to identify vortices on Jupiter in images from the Juno orbiter. Everyone
Read moreThe June issue (No. 10) of Messenger, the Mercury and Venus section newsletter is available online for members to download.
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