Mars is 30' north of the Moon at 5:00 a.m. EDT. An occultation is visible from the southern part of South America and central part of western Africa.
Galilean satellite events in UT (subtract 4 hours for EDT):
Ganymede begins a transit of Jupiter at 2:04 UT. The egress of Ganymede occurs at 4:34 UT. Europa enters occultation at 6:00 UT. Ganymede's shadow begins a transit at 6:38 UT. Io begins a transit at 8:00 UT. Ganymede's shadow leaves Jupiter's disk at 9:04 UT. The ingress of Io's shadow happens at 9:06 UT. The end of Io's transit occurs at 10:12 UT. Europa exits eclipse by Jupiter's shadow at 10:46 UT. The egress of Io's shadow takes place at 11:20 UT.
Dave Mitsky
Galilean satellite events in UT (subtract 4 hours for EDT):
Ganymede begins a transit of Jupiter at 2:04 UT. The egress of Ganymede occurs at 4:34 UT. Europa enters occultation at 6:00 UT. Ganymede's shadow begins a transit at 6:38 UT. Io begins a transit at 8:00 UT. Ganymede's shadow leaves Jupiter's disk at 9:04 UT. The ingress of Io's shadow happens at 9:06 UT. The end of Io's transit occurs at 10:12 UT. Europa exits eclipse by Jupiter's shadow at 10:46 UT. The egress of Io's shadow takes place at 11:20 UT.
Dave Mitsky
Chance favors the prepared mind.
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