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Old 02-04-2006, 02:37 PM
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Jupiter's Moons in 1234 Order - 2006

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Here it is. I was surprised there were this many opportunities especially with the GRS at transit.

JUPITER'S MOONS ALIGNED IN 1234 ORDER - 2006
(GRS IS THE TIME OF GRS TRANSIT WITHIN THE ALIGNMENT)

APR 06 0310 TO 0445

APR 17 1310 TO 1725
GRS 1331

APR 18 1655 TO 1945
GRS 1918

MAY 01 1710 TO 2050

MAY 02 2020 TO 2345
GRS 2048

MAY 28 1145 TO 1240
GRS 1215

JUN 06 0310 TO 0535
GRS 0443

JUN 07 0540 TO 0945

JUN 11 1520 TO 1825

JUN 20 0715 TO 0910

JUN 21 0930 TO 1400
GRS 1203

JUL 02 2045 TO JUL 03 0335
GRS JUL 03 0203

JUL 11 1400 TO 1440

JUL 17 0025 TO 1010
GRS 0338

JUL 25 1750 TO 1825

JUL 26 1800 TO JUL 27 0110

AUG 09 2150 TO 2200

AUG 09 2350 TO AUG 10 0600
GRS 0332

AUG 21 1000 TO AUG 22 0435
GRS AUG 21 1735 AUG 22 0331

SEP 04 2140 TO SEP 05 0850
GRS JUL 05 0509

SEP 14 0835 TO SEP 15 0230 (Watch as Europa chases Io into Jupiter!)
GRS SEP 14 1733

SEP 28 1505 TO SEP 29 0630
GRS SEP 28 1911 SEP 29 0507

OCT 10 1130 TO 1850

OCT 20 0250 TO 1230
GRS 0735

OCT 24 1635 TO 2250
GRS 2049

OCT 25 2235 TO 2340

NOV 03 1030 TO 1635

NOV 09 0230 TO 0425
GRS 0416

NOV 17 1755 TO 2035

NOV 29 0455 TO 0900

NOV 30 0830 TO 1135

DEC 13 0945 TO 1250
GRS 1229

DEC 14 1235 TO 1620

DEC 26 0055 TO 0220

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Old 03-04-2006, 01:17 PM
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Hi Ed!

What do you mean "1 2 3 4" order?
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Old 03-04-2006, 01:26 PM
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When you can see them in their "order" from Jupiter = Io (I), Europa(II), Ganymede(III), Callisto(IV).
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Old 03-04-2006, 01:52 PM
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Correct vespine! The alignments look like 4 3 2 1 J or J 1 2 3 4

I just thought it would be visually interesting and really wanted to know how often the alignments occured.

Oooh, I wonder if Saturn's moons - - - - - - never mind.

Good luck on 17 Apr. Jupiter will be well placed (IIS bunch) for the entire window and you get the GRS too!

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