Jupiter moon software

[ozskywatcher]

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could help with the following.

In one of the recent posts about the impact mark on Jupiter, there was a link provided to some freeware which shows you the position of Jupiter's moons. I don't think it was the Jupiter 2 :shrug: freeware which I already have on my computer.

I unfortunately can't find the post, due to the sheer number of posts about the impact.

Thanks in advance.

Paul Floyd.
www.nightskyonline.info

[mithrandir]

WinJuPos is the one people are using to calculate times of the bird strike transits, and it does an ephemeris and video simulations for the major moons.

[ozskywatcher]

Thanks for the suggestion.

That isn't it unfortunately. I can vaguely picture the website in my mind ... but not enough to remember the name of it.

Thanks,

Paul Floyd.

[vindictive666]

hi paul try the link below
thats the home page for jupiter 2

scroll to the bottom of the page to download it
it comes in french first but can be set to english

reards john

http://www.astrosurf.com/rondi/jupiter/index.htm

[iceman]

Hi Paul

Does Jupiter 2 not give you the information you're after?

I use it all the time for moon positions and timings.

[ozskywatcher]

It does give me the information. I guess I would love to know if it was the software refered to in one of the many posts about the impact.

Cheers,

Paul Floyd.

[StevenA]

Maybe you were thinking of JupSatPro. It is not a freeware however but this is all I can think of or remember. Just have a quick look; Steven

Try this link : http://www.nightskyobserver.com/JupSatPro/