Jupiters Moons

[Crossway]

Observing Jupiter is a delight just now  and I don't think that I have seen the Moons showing up so brightly but it would be so interesting to know if there is available a "time table"  which identifies the daily position  of each moon ( Galilean).  Could anyone possible help on this please?

 

Pete.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Stellarium (free software) can give you the positions of the moons. There are various sites which also list them

[rockystar]

they print it the sky at night magazine. Don't know any specific sites, sorry.

[Vicky050373]

I use Sky and Telescope's link and it is always accurate:

http://www.skyandtelescope.com/wp-content/observing-tools/jupiter_moons/jupiter.html

Hope you find this helpful

[Grotemobile]

Thanks for that. Very good

Steve.

[Crossway]

Thank you all for replies and help.....I should have known this and wouldn't have needed to bother folks!   .  Hoping for  some clear nights  which have been in short supply of late up here in rural Northumberland.

pete.

[PeterCPC]

Try this as well http://www.projectpluto.com/jevent.htm

Peter

[ngwillym]

And there's this app for the PC:-

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

[BritAngler]

1 hour ago, ngwillym said:

And there's this app for the PC:-

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

 

+1 for Jupiter 2, very easy to use and very informative  

[ronl]

If you have an android phone then JoveMoons is good, it shows the position of the moons and the Great Red Spot,

you play it on fast forward and the time is automatically displayed, I use it all the time for this reason, the adds are

a pain sometimes but it is free, so it's no big deal.