The Radio JOVE Project's Data Site

Welcome Radio JOVE Observers!

Radio JOVE students and amateur scientists observe and analyze natural radio emissions of Jupiter,
the Sun, and our galaxy.

About  radiojove.net

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The Radio JOVE Project has set up this web site specifically for active participants who want to contribute to and use the project's data archive. Those just learning about the Radio JOVE Project may wish to consult our traditional site located at radiojove.gsfc.nasa.gov.

Radio JOVE Data Archive

Since the early years of the project, the Radio Jove project has enabled participants to share their observations through the Radio Jove archive. Please visit https://radiojove.net/archive.html to view or submit Radio JOVE data.

Please note that submitters of Radio JOVE data will need a password. Please contact Leonard Garcia for more information.

» Go to the Radio JOVE Data Archive

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• The JOVE Bulletin •

Check out the latest issue of our newsletter, "The JOVE Bulletin" for news and tips from participants world-wide.

Read the latest issue.

• RJ Spectrograph Users Group •

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The Spectrograph Users Group (SUG) is a subset of Radio Jove participants who are interested in the dynamic spectra of Jupiter's decametric radio emissions.

See the SUG web page.

• Jupiter Radio Storm Predictions •

Thanks to Jim Sky of Radio Sky Publishing we are making Jupiter radio storm predictions available once more. See the prediction tables.

• Kit Requests •

Information on ordering Radio JOVE telescope kits and related items can be found by clicking the link below. PDF versions of the construction manuals are also available.

Kit information