Observing Lunar Impact Flashes
Every astronomer is familiar with shooting stars in our night sky, and knows that these are the result of sand
Read moreEvery astronomer is familiar with shooting stars in our night sky, and knows that these are the result of sand
Read moreBy Dr Anthony Cook Introduction Conventional geologic wisdom suggests that the Moon is pretty much dead and that the bulk
Read moreExample of a double star “step” occultation recorded with video converted to AVI for analysis. The Double Star “step”
Read moreJuno’s perijove-7 will be on 2017 July 11. Attached is a predictive map, showing how I expect the planet to
Read moreThe North Equatorial Belt (NEB) has shown remarkable activity this apparition, as described in our previous reports, nos.4 & 6
Read moreCoordinator: Tim Haymes. Thank you for your interest in Lunar Occultations. Programme: 1) Total Occultations a) Visual
Read moreWhen Juno flew low over Jupiter’s clouds on its sixth orbit on 2017 May 19 (Perijove-6), its camera JunoCam took
Read moreIn the four main belts, Juno’s perijove-6 (PJ6) images did not target known major features, but it is now interesting
Read moreWhen Juno flew low over Jupiter’s clouds on its sixth orbit on 2017 May 19 (Perijove-6), its camera JunoCam took
Read moreThe first batch of scientific papers from Juno is being released on-line, and the main results were summarised in a
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