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Jupiter double transit


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Did anyone see/image the double transit last night? The clouds here were thicker than our Somerset clotted cream and nowhere near as tasty....

Weren't they just? I woke up and went to get a drink when the Moon should have been high in the sky and I couldn't even see where it ought to be through the cloud. Usually I can get some idea of its position because it lights the cloud up, but not last night.

James

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Here's the data I have for today:

Thursday, January 3, 2013

15:32 UT, Ganymede begins transit of Jupiter.

17:36 UT, Ganymede ends transit of Jupiter.

17:42 UT, Io begins transit of Jupiter.

18:28 UT, Io's shadow begins to cross Jupiter.

18:32 UT, Ganymede's shadow begins to cross Jupiter.

18:32 UT, ** A multi-shadow transit event begins. **

19:54 UT, Io ends transit of Jupiter.

20:42 UT, Io's shadow leaves Jupiter's disk.

20:42 UT, ** The multi-shadow transit event ends. **

20:52 UT, Ganymede's shadow leaves Jupiter's disk.

James

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As I've just posted in another thread, I don't know if these times are when the event occurs or when we see it, light taking over half an hour to reach us from Jupiter at the moment.

James

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Cheers guys!

Yes I did got some of the event:)

Unfortunely under poor seeing but well, I got a RGB series and some red filtered ones the make a small animation, will work on this asap and post maybe tomorow ;)

Here's a small taste:

"See" you guys tomorow ;)

Bye,

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