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Jupiter is at opposition tomorrow night (May 9 at 01h UT): the ideal time to observe it! Io is in

JunoCam at Perijove-12 (2018 April 1): What the images show John Rogers (2018 April 27) PJ-12 was likely to be

Maps Murray, John, Philip’s Moon Map (London, 2015) Sky & Telescope’s Moon Map (Cambridge, MA, 2007) Sky & Telescope’s Mirror-Image

This comet was discovered by Giacobini in 1900 and recovered by Zinner in 1913 and it has an orbital period

Ken Kennedy, BAA Aurora Section Director 2011 – 2016 Ken became interested in the aurora after joining the Dundee Astronomical

Whether Jupiter’s jet streams are shallow or deep has long been a major puzzle. In the March 8 edition of

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I possess a Vixen GP102 refractor, which uses the Vixen Great Polaris equatorial mount and whilst I’d used a Baader

I like to make daily drawings of the sun, using the projection method and a screen with a circle the