Jupiter

The Section aims (i) to encourage people to observe Jupiter, and to provide advice on doing so; (ii) to monitor the visible changes in the atmosphere of the planet, and (iii) to produce scientifically valuable reports on these changes.

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Section Pages

• JUNOCAM GLOBAL MAPS
• JUPITER IN 2021-22
• JUPITER IN 2022-23
• JUPITER IN 2023-24
• JUPITER IN 2024-25
• RESULTS FROM JUNO (2020: PJ25-PJ31)
• RESULTS FROM JUNO (2021: PJ32-PJ38)
• RESULTS FROM JUNO, 2022 (PJ39-PJ47)
• RESULTS FROM JUNO, 2023 (PJ48-PJ57)
• RESULTS FROM JUNO, 2024
• RESULTS FROM JUNO, 2025
• JUPITER IN 2020
• Amateur contributions to planetary science (including our publications & EPSC abstracts & Juno abstracts, 2016-2020)
• About the Section's web pages
• Amateur contributions to planetary science (including our publications & EPSC abstracts & Juno abstracts, 2020 onwards)
• Amateur-professional collaboration: JBAA article
• LONG-TERM REPORTS & PUBLICATIONS
• List of BAA Jupiter Section reports 1989-2015
• Jupiter in 2003-04
• Jupiter in 2015-16
• Jupiter in 2016-17
• Jupiter in 2017-18
• JUPITER IN 2019
• RESULTS FROM JUNO (2016-2017, Perijoves 1-10)
• RESULTS FROM JUNO (2018, Perijoves 11-17)
• RESULTS FROM JUNO (2019, Perijoves 18-24)
• Results from Juno: Jupiter's polar regions
• MISC. (not Jupiter)

Section Director and Section Committee

• Dr John Rogers (Section Director)
• Gianluigi Adamoli
• David Arditti
• Mike Foulkes
• Hans-Jörg Mettig
• Damian Peach

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