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Juno at PJ23

Perijove 23 (PJ23), on 2019 Nov.3, was the first since Juno ‘jumped over’ Jupiter’s shadow, so the sub-spacecraft track was

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ARIEL ExoClock pro-am project

Updated 2024 December 23 The Exoplanets Division of the Asteroid and Remote Planets Section is collaborating with other amateurs and

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Rosetta 67P observing campaign

As part of her PhD at the Open University, Helen Usher has asked if comet observers could fill in a

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Archived RAGazine and Circulars

Archived RAGazine’s and Circulars     RAG Circulars          RAGazine

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The opposition of Mars 1918

Mars In 1918: Final Report Return to reports of past oppositions of Mars  Return to the Mars Section home page  

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The opposition of Mars 1920

Mars In 1920: Final Report Return to reports of past oppositions of Mars  Return to the Mars Section home page  

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The opposition of Mars 1916

Mars In 1916: Final Report Return to reports of past oppositions of Mars  Return to the Mars Section home page   

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The opposition of Mars 1914

Mars In 1914: Final Report Return to reports of past oppositions of Mars  Return to the Mars Section home page   

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The opposition of Mars 1911

Mars In 1911:- Final Report To return to reports of past oppositions. Select Here. To return to the Mars home

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The opposition of Mars 1909

Mars In 1909:- Final Report To return to reports of past oppositions. Select Here. To return to the Mars home

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