JunoCam at PJ66
JunoCam images at PJ66 Juno’s Perijove-66 was on 2024 Oct.22. Perijove was at 55.8ºN, L3 = 354, and equator crossing
Read moreJunoCam images at PJ66 Juno’s Perijove-66 was on 2024 Oct.22. Perijove was at 55.8ºN, L3 = 354, and equator crossing
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Read moreJupiter in 2024/25: Report no.2: Mid-SEB outbreak & other developments John Rogers; Shinji Mizumoto (ALPO-Japan); Gianluigi Adamoli, Rob Bullen, Michel
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Read moreVariations on an Exoplanet Theme – Part 2 A webinar meeting of the Exoplanets Division of the Asteroids and Remote
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Read moreThe Historical Section’s annual meeting for 2025 will take place at the Devon and Exeter Institution, Exeter, Devon. This historic
Read moreOn 2008 October 29 Richard Miles became Section Director. Other officers are; Assistant Director (Astrometry) – Peter Birtwhistle Assistant Director
Read moreJuno’s Perijove-65 was on 2024 Sep.20. As usual, JunoCam provided hi-res images during its final approach leg over the northern
Read moreOctober 10 Since the large Regional dust storm, there has been smaller scale dust activity in the same area. The
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