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JunoCam at PJ34

PJ34 marked the end of the nominal mission and the start of the extended mission, as a close flyby of

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Unexpected Perseid Meteor Outburst

Unexpected Perseid Meteor Outburst – During daylight hours from the UK Central Bureau Electronic Telegram No 5016, issued on 2021

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A Good Year for the Perseids

Always the summer’s main attraction for meteor enthusiasts and casual observers alike, the Perseid meteor shower is expected to peak

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Deep Sky Update – 2021 July

Sorry for the lateness of this July update. Last week I was convinced that July had yet another week to

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Comet of the month – 4P/Faye

This month’s comet, 4P/Faye, comes to perihelion on 2021 September 8. In late July it was a 12th magnitude object

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Special Features For Observation

Polar regions and ground ice. Regular seasonal events should be carefully looked for, during the seasonal decline of the two caps.

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2021-2022 Apparition Observations

  See more >> Return to the Saturn Apparition Observations Return to the Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Apparition Gallery Return

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Maps of Mars

Maps All intending observers need a map to refer to. Although certain features have undergone significant and apparently permanent changes

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Comet’s Tale No. 40 published

The latest issue of the Comet Section’s annual newsletter is now available for download. There is a great image of

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Comet of the Month – C/2017 K2 (PANSTARRS)

This month’s comet is C/2017 K2 (PANSTARRS). It may not look like much but this is one of the most

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