Jupiter- Europa query

[legion48]

I've been going through the rest of the avi's of Jupiter that I took last night and noticed this:

I was wondering if the highlighted bit is Europa just coming out from in front of Jupiter? If it is I wonder why, since none of the other moons are visible except in the one overexposed avi I took for that reason. :?

I took this avi at 22:15 last night, the one I posted earlier was taken at 22:25.

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Probably just a comet impact.

According to Starry Night Pro, it looks very likely that it is Europa. How clever is that?

Kaptain Klevtsov

[legion48]

Thanks KK.

Err...which comet?

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Dunno, it's gone now.

Kaptain Klevtsov

[stargazer1980]

its actually the occulation of one of jupiters moons!

Dont ask me which one it just came up on SNP when i started the program

Darren:)

[lunator]

Thanks KK.

Err...which comet?

Shoemaker-levy 10

[lunator]

L48

I'd let the BAA know about this.

I reckon it's quite a feat you have just achieved.

If this is proved right then the image desrves to be published to show what can be done

Cheers

ian

[legion48]

its actually the occulation of one of jupiters moons!

Dont ask me which one it just came up on SNP when i started the program

Darren:)

No, I think KK is right. It's only Europa ending a transit. It fits with the time and date.

[stargazer1980]

sorry i meant transit! God knows why i said occulation lol

Darren