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Jupiter in 2019, Report no.6: Continuing disruption of the GRS

Jupiter’s opposition was on June 10, and observers have been producing superb images. Attention has mainly focussed on the Great

Projects

Updated 2023 March 11 If you have other projects on the go or would like to suggest a project which

2019 – Newbury Meeting

The 2019 Historical Section meeting was held at the Newbury Mencap Centre, the meeting place of Newbury Astronomical Society, whose

C/2017 T2 PANSTARRS

C/2017 T2 (PANSTARRS) was discovered at 20th magnitude in 2017 September when it was it was 9.3 au from the

The Comet’s Tale issue 38

The latest issue of our section newsletter, “The Comet’s Tale”, is available for download from the BAA website: https://www.britastro.org/node/6812 Issue

Jupiter’s high-latitude hazes: full reports [page under development]

Report on haze bands in the south polar region (4-page PDF, 2017 Nov.23, slightly abridged): Report-on-SP-haze-bands_JHR(2017nov)_TO POST.pdf Report on haze

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Juno at PJ20

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ20. Juno did not pass near famous features, but got

Juno at PJ19

Perijove-19 (PJ19) was on 2019 April 6. The spacecraft was turned so that the MWR could widely scan the atmosphere

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Jupiter in 2019, Report no.5: Continuing disruption of the GRS

Activity around the GRS is particularly interesting and rapidly changing at present, as described in Report no.4. This supplement gives

Jupiter in 2019, Report no.4

This report covers activity on Jupiter up to early May. It includes: –A zonal wind profile made by Marco Vedovato