Perijove 23

By Philosophia-47 on 2019-11-28 UT

Report on PJ23 (2019 Nov.3)

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Perijove 22

By Philosophia-47 on 2019-10-13 UT

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ22

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Perijove 21

By Philosophia-47 on 2019-08-05 UT

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ21.

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Perijove 20

By Philosophia-47 on 2019-06-17 UT

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ20.

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Perijove19

By Tom on 2019-04-04 UT

Predictive Map

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Perijove 18

By Philosophia-47 on 2019-04-01 UT

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ18.

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Perijove 17

By Philosophia-47 on 2019-02-08 UT

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ17

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Perijove 16

By Philosophia-47 on 2018-11-20 UT

Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ16.

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Perijove 15

By Philosophia-47 on 2018-09-29 UT

Comments on the images from Perijove 15 (2018 Sep.7)

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Io Images

By Candy on 2018-08-03 UT

As we acquire images of Io they will be posted here with approximate geometric information. Images are processed by citizen scientists.

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PJ14 Image analysis

By Candy on 2018-07-19 UT

On PJ14 the spacecraft orbit continues its evolution, bringing the subspacecraft latitude at perijove northward and the subs/c longitude closer to the subsolar longitude

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Perijove 13

By Philosophia-47 on 2018-05-26 UT

At PJ13, as at PJ11, the spacecraft was pointed towards the Sun and Earth so the images of low latitudes were oblique. They included panoramic views of several interesting features.

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Perijove 12

By Maquet-80 on 2018-04-22 UT

This thread will discuss Perijove-12 images. Perijove 12 was very rewarding: GRS, NN-WS-4, CPCs, FFRs, popup clouds, mesoscale waves, high phase angle observations of hazes, methane band images and an image stack, animations,...

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Folded Filamentary Regions (FFR)

By Maquet-80 on 2018-03-07 UT

Short-term observations of FFRs, long-term FFR statistics, attempts of data reduction, and modeling

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Circumpolar Cyclones (CPC)

By Maquet-80 on 2018-03-07 UT

Short- and long-term observation of circum-polar cyclones, together with according interpretations and analysis.

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Mesoscale waves

By Glenn on 2018-02-07 UT

Fine-scale (

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Perijove 11

By Glenn on 2018-02-07 UT

Discussion of results from JunoCam around the PJ11 close approach

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Great Red Spot

By Candy on 2017-12-28 UT

JunoCam collected high resolution images of the Great Red Spot - a storm that has existed for centuries.

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Pop-up Storms

By Candy on 2017-12-28 UT

These are the small bright storms that "pop-up" above the cloud deck.

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Methane images

By Candy on 2017-12-28 UT

Images taken through the narrow-band methane filter show high altitude hazes and other interesting structure that gives us a 3-dimensional picture of Jupiter's cloudtops.

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High Altitude Hazes

By Candy on 2017-12-28 UT

High altitude hazes are imaged in the methane and RGB filters. This thread is general - methane images are discussed in a separate thread.

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PJ9 Images

By Candy on 2017-12-28 UT

PJ9 images are discussed in this thread.

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PJ8 Images

By Candy on 2017-12-28 UT

Images collected during the PJ8 perijove pass will be discussed here.

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PJ7 images including the Great Red Spot

By Candy on 2017-12-28 UT

PJ7 images are discussed in this thread. The Great Red Spot will have its own thread.

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