A publication of the Jupiter Section of the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers
Copyright (c) 2010
Vol. 12, No. 5 May 25, 2010
Jupiter was at Solar conjunction on February 28, 2010
Jupiter reaches opposition on September 21, 2010
Jupiter returns to conjunction on April 6, 2011
A few more observers are getting into the act.
South is up. Preceding to the left (with one obvious exception).
CM1=130
CM2=304 CM3=115 at 09:50UT
South is up. Preceding
to the left.
Adding
the next two images gives us a view of all longitudes for the week.
North
is up. Preceding to the right.
South is up. Preceding to the left.
Submission of Observations
Note to imagers: Please put your name, UT date, UT time, and CM1 and CM2 on all images.
Please submit observations as directed below: Mail CM transit timings monthly to: John McAnally 2124 Wooded Acres Waco, TX 76710 E-mail: CPAJohnM@aol.com Mail photographs and images at least monthly. We prefer e-mail attachment of JPG image. Richard W. Schmude Gordon College Division of Mathematics and Natural Science 419 College Dr Barnesville, GA 30204 E-mail: Schmude@gdn.edu Mail observations of the timings of eclipses of Jupiter's satellites to: John E. Westfall P.O. Box 16131 San Francisco, CA 94116 E-mail: johnwestfall@comcast.net
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