Studying Jupiter with Juice-MAJIS and Ground Based Pro-Am Instrumentation - Webinar 5

Join this fifth Europlanet Juice webinar featuring three insightful talks about studying Jupiter. Learn what to expect from Jupiter observations with the Moon and Jupiter Imaging Spectrometer (MAJIS) as explained by Davide Grassi from INAF in Rome. Discover Patrick Irwin's latest results from VLT/MUSE instrument observations, showing how ammonia and cloud level maps can be extracted. Connect these findings with Steven Hill's presentation on using commercial-level equipment to observe Jupiter and extract information about ammonia and cloud levels across the planet. The webinar concludes with a Q&A session and provides links to related research papers, including recent publications on MAJIS, cloud and ammonia analysis in Jupiter's atmosphere, and spatial variations of Jovian tropospheric ammonia via ground-based imaging.

Syllabus

00:03:40 Davide Grassi, planetary scientist and Co-I of the Moon and Jupiter Imaging Spectrometer MAJIS at INAF in Rome, Italy, speaks about what can be expected from Jupiter observations with MAJIS and how these are being planned.
00:19:22 Patrick Irwin, planetary scientist and Co-I of MAJIS at the University of Oxford in the UK presents his latest results of observations done with the VLT/MUSE instrument and how ammonia and cloud level maps can be extracted from them.
00:37:37 This is in close connection to the results that by Steven Hill independent scientist in Colorado, USA, presents. He uses commercial-level equipment to observe Jupiter and extract information about the ammonia and cloud levels across the planet.
00:57:40 Q&A