LINKS


Professional organisations:

International Outer Planets Watch, managed by Dr. Jose Rojas  iopw@lg.ehu.es

An up-to-date archive of both amateur and professional images

(observers are encouraged to post their hi-res images here, from 2005 onwards):

Jupiter Today: News stories about giant planets research:  

An excellent account of Jupiter's atmosphere is given in Wikipedia under 'Atmosphere of Jupiter': http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmosphere_of_Jupiter


Amateur organisations:

British Astronomical Association homepage

Assocation of Lunar and Planetary Observers USA

Assocation of Lunar and Planetary Observers Japan

Hans-Joerg Mettig's JUPOS Homepage

Hans-Joerg Mettig's JUPOS Homepage (mirror)

Brian Sherrod and Dr. P. Clay Sherrod (ALPO, and Arkansas Sky Observatory):

This site includes a handy online calculator to compute longitudes in System I, II and III:

A page for posting and archiving images and drawings

observers are encouraged to post their hi-res images here, from 2005 onwards):

http://www.arksky.org/alpo/index.php     

Sherrod's own image library:   http://www.arksky.org/asoimglib.htm

 


Amateur observers' personal image collections

(some including fine images of other astronomical and terrestrial scenes):

Damian Peach (UK)

Chris Go (Philippines)

David Tyler (UK)

Paolo Lazzarotti (Italy):

Eric Ng (HongKong, China)

Jesus R. Sanchez (Spain)

Brian Colville (Canada)

Fabio Carvalho (Brazil)

John Kazanas (Australia)

Mike Salway (Australia)

Nicolas Biver (France)


Spacecraft missions to Jupiter:

New Horizons: Spacecraft to Jupiter and Pluto:

NASA JPL Planetary Photojournal

 

The Imaging Node of the Planetary Data System is the curator of NASA's primary digital image collections from past, present and future planetary missions:

http://pds-imaging.jpl.nasa.gov/

From here the Planetary Image Atlas leads to the following sites with archives of raw images:

Cassini images:

Galileo Orbiter images:

Voyager images:

Hubble Space Telescope images: