Mars Opposition Blog 27 March 2023
Observations are continuing, although the disk diameter is now only some 6 arcseconds. It is a challenging planet visually, requiring
Read moreObservations are continuing, although the disk diameter is now only some 6 arcseconds. It is a challenging planet visually, requiring
Read moreHere is our report on the PJ49 images. Results at PJ49 were again mixed: for the third successive perijove, some
Read moreThis recently discovered comet, announced on CBET 5228, may become a bright object in October next year but it is
Read moreFebruary has been a strange month up here in Orkney – we went from 80 mph winds to windless conditions,
Read more<= Back to MISSION 29P Homepage 2025-26 apparition ‒ current lightcurve: This is the latest lightcurve for 29P. It is
Read moreOver the past week, you might have noticed two brilliant objects getting close together in the west not long after
Read moreWith the arrival of batches of drawings from M.Green, A.W.Heath and P.Lyon the total number of observers has risen to
Read moreJUNOCAM CYLINDRICAL MAPS This page presents the global cylindrical maps of Jupiter produced at each perijove from the JunoCam images.
Read moreJuno came to Perijove-48 on 2023 Jan.22, crossing the equator at L3 = 215. Unfortunately, most of the images were
Read moreThis page contains our reports on the JunoCam images at each perijove (PJ) in 2023. These occur at intervals of
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