Think Tank

Welcome

The JunoCam webpages are designed to open the door to the public to participate in the steps a spacecraft instrument team follows in implementing their experiment: Planning, Discussion, Voting (decision-making) and Processing. We are pleased to add “Think Tank” as the next step in this sequence. Eventually we will add the final endpoint: “Results”.

This section will be a bit more wonky. You are invited to see the science sausage-making in action. There will be links to engineering files that we call kernels. There will be discussion threads on science topics we think can be addressed by particular images. You will see maps that connect features in JunoCam images to the historical record and context.

If you would like to be involved in this group please contact us.

Tools of the trade

Reports

Various citizen scientists have contributed to the field using JunoCam data. Below are some of the reports and other resources to get more information

Links:
British Astronomical Association https://britastro.org/
British Astronomical Association - Jupiter Section https://britastro.org/section_front/15
Unmanned Spaceflight http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/

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 15

By Philosophia-47 on 2018-09-29 UT

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

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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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Methane images

haze

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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