Jupiter in 2024/25, Report no.7

John Rogers (BAA), Gianluigi Adamoli, Rob Bullen, Michel Jacquesson, Hans-Jörg Mettig, Marco Vedovato (JUPOS team), & Shinji Mizumoto (ALPO-Japan).  (2026 Jan.)

This is our most complete report on Jupiter in 2024/25, posted rather late as we were preoccupied with the NTBs jet upheaval (see Report no.5) and other phenomena.  The main features were already summarised in Report no.6.  Here we add further details, giving drift rates for many features and for all the currents, and we show some of the best images from observers.

This report was first posted in 2026 Jan., but this is a revised version posted in 2026 Feb., with the section on ‘High northern domains’ expanded with full JUPOS analysis and JunoCam maps, adding two pages of text, and a set of additional figures in Appendix C.

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The text of the report is here (PDF):  Report-2024-25_no-7_v2-revised

The figures (small copies) are here (PDF):  Report-2024-25_no-7_Minifigs

The JUPOS charts (Appendix A) are here (PDF):  Report-no-7_AppxA_JUPOS-charts

and here (ZIP): Report-no-7_AppxA_JUPOS-charts

The full-size figures are here (ZIP):    Report-no7_Figures

Extra hi-res images (Appendix B) are here (ZIP):  Report-no-7_AppxB_FigsB

The figures for Appendix C are here (PDF)   Report-no-7_v2_Appx-C_Minifigs-N

and here (ZIP):   Report-no-7-v2_Appx-C_Figures-N

And here is a map from the later part of the apparition, and a set of JunoCam north polar maps indicating features that were tracked by JUPOS: