From Art Technica:
"Nasa’s Juno mission, the solar-powered robotic explorer of Jupiter, has completed its five-year prime mission to reveal the inner workings of the Solar System’s biggest planet. Since 2016, the spacecraft has flown within a few thousand kilometers of Jupiter’s colorful cloud tops every 53 days, using a carefully selected array of instruments to peer deeper into the planet than ever before."
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/10 ... ve-storms/
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Juno reveals deep 3D structure of Jupiter’s massive storms
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Juno reveals deep 3D structure of Jupiter’s massive storms
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Telescopes: Questar 3.5 Standard SN 18-11421; Stellina (EAA)
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Telescopes: Questar 3.5 Standard SN 18-11421; Stellina (EAA)
Solar: Thousand Oaks white light filter; Daystar Quark (chromosphere) Hα filter
Mounts: Explore Scientific Twilight I; Majestic heavy duty tripod
Local Club: New Hampshire Astronomical Society
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