Znith Astronomy Observatory | Malta

Uncovering the synodic period of seven main belt asteroids

Mars as seen through a turbulent atmosphere

Mars at 14.2" diameter

Huge cyclonic oval on the NEB

Mars slowly receding in the evening sky

Znith Observatory monitors mass accretion by a Black Hole

Znith Observatory contributes observations of dwarf novae superoutbursts to Japanese astronomers

Jupiter and Callisto

Syrtis Major and Terra Cimmeria are prominent

Closeup of Mars

Prominent festoons and barges extend throughout the equatorial zone of Jupiter

Olympus Mons is prominent

Subtle Jovian features captured using infrared filter

Mars getting closer, now with a visual diameter of 17.2"

Jupiter under unfavourable weather conditions

Jupiter continues to dazzle

Subtle features along the Syrtis Major and Aethiopis promontary

A stable South Equatorial Band

Major festoon extending from NEB towards EZ shows low methane

Arabia and Moab in full view