Tag Archives: jupiter

Glorious duo setting over the Everglades

by Richard Sherman

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Jupiter & Mars

by John Giles I just happened to catch a SKY & TELESCOPE note on the Jupiter/Mars conjunction on January 6th and 7th. It sounded too good to pass up, so I set my alarm for 5:30 AM on the 7th … Continue reading

Posted in February 2018, Sidereal Times | Tagged , , | 1 Comment

The Great Red Spot Spotted!!

by Kevin Mooney After the little kiddies go home on a public night, there’s always one object you would like to go back to view again later in the evening. That moment came on Friday June 9th when Team 2 … Continue reading

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Thanksgiving Jupiter

Posted in December 2012, Sidereal Times | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Super Jupiter

by Robert J. Vanderbei Our planet Earth orbits the Sun once every year whereas it takes Jupiter about twelve years to complete one orbit. This means that once every thirteen months Earth catches up to Jupiter and passes it in … Continue reading

Posted in November 2011, Sidereal Times | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Juno launches on Voyage to Discover Jupiter’s Genesis

by Dr. Ken Kremer NASA’s solar powered Juno spacecraft was successfully launched towards Jupiter on August 5, 2011 to begin a five year and 1.7 Billion mile voyage to the gas giant.The goal is to unmask the hidden secrets of … Continue reading

Posted in October 2011, Sidereal Times | Tagged , , , , | 1 Comment

Gas Giant Dreams

by Rex Parker Several nights before and after the recent opposition of Jupiter were great for telescope observing and imaging the gas giant.  I was able to get some decent images from my backyard astro-imaging setup just before Labor Day … Continue reading

Posted in November 2010, Sidereal Times | Tagged , , | Leave a comment