Radio Jove Blog
Radio Jove at LASP is currently being run by two CU Boulder APS undergraduate students, Haeyoung Lim and Parker Hinton. They have built a radio telescope that can detect signal from Jupiter, and will operate it through the winter at Jupiter’s peak radio-emission observing times. This blog will be updated with their progress.
This project was formerly run by Lucy Todd, a Summer 2016 REU student from the UK. Her experience is also published below.
Outer Heliosphere Workshop Agenda
RECORDING OF TALKS – here – you should be able to click on one of the 3 sessions and watch without downloading the (large) files. But we had some problems and you may need to download. Wednesday 21 July – Capabilities9:00 Meeting logistics – Fran Bagenal9:15 Opening Remarks – Alan Stern9:30 NH-SWAP capabilities – Heather […]
(Read more»)Aurora
Juno UVS images from PJ3 (3rd orbit) superimposed on a JunoCam image of Jupiter – Bertrand Bonfond January 2020
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A Goodbye
We thank Tomaz (middle) for his dedication on RadioJove and wish him luck with his future research.
(Read more»)Dessler 1983
Physics of the Jovian Magnetosphere – A.J. Dessler, Editor, from Cambridge University Press, 1983 Preface & Table of Contents – Some of the chapters had to be split into 2 parts. Ch 1 A B – Jupiter’s magnetic field and magnetosphere – Acuna, Bohannon & Connerney Ch 2 – Ionosphere – Strobel & Atreya Ch 3 – […]
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