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Jupiter in 2019, Report no.1

This short report summarises the main changes since solar conjunction, and concentrates on recent hi-res images of the region around

Our reports on amateur Jupiter observations in the 2019 apparition can be found via the page links below. A new

2019 AQ3 – The fastest orbiting asteroid

Return to the Saturn Apparition Observations Return to the Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Apparition Gallery Return to the Saturn, Uranus

Updated 2024 May 10 Introduction Exoplanets, or extrasolar planets, are planetary size bodies which orbit other stars. There is much

(Last updated: 2019 February 07) Introduction Information on observing occultations can be found on the Introduction and Circulars pages on

Last update 2019 March 20Introduction Accurate timing of observations is an absolute necessity. In FITS format the time from the

Last updated 2014April 16 NEWS ARCHIVE (Please be aware that some of the links on this page may no longer

Last updated 2013 March 15 UPDATES : Please note that minor updates eg; additions to ‘Books’ and ‘Meetings’, are not

Mars in 2010: Final Report Part 1 Mars in 2010: Final Report Part 2 Return to reports of past oppositions