MUTUAL PHENOMENA OF JUPITER'S SATELLITES IN 2010* (OCCULTATIONS)


       DATE(UT)     BEGIN TIME    END TIME    EVENT   DL   FI1  FI2  DIST   SEP  SAT
    Year  Mon. Day   Hour Min.    Hour Min.

    2010   1    1     18  24.7     18  27.6   2O1P   0.06  153   45   4.2   0.6   2
    2010   3   17     22  39.7     23  21.9   2O1P   0.28  197  208   2.8   0.2   2
    2010   3   28      8  43.4      9  17.2   2O1P   0.38  171  165   1.5   0.1   2
    2010   3   31     16  48.1     17  19.8   2O1P   0.07  149  123   5.0   0.6   2
    2010   3   31     19  25.8     20  33.4   2O1P   0.30  161  148   3.1   0.2   2
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*) The predictions are based on J. Lieske's E5 version of Sampson's
   theory. Only events with intensity drops (DL) greater than 0.03,
   occurring more than 1.5 Jovian radii (DIST) from the planet
   center, have been included.

   The letters and headings have the following meanings:

   E = eclipses
   O = occults
   P = partial event
   A = annular event
   T = total event
   Q = penumbral eclipse
   DL = relative intensity drop
   FI1 = orbital angle of first satellite (measured from superior
         conjunction with Jupiter, geocentric for an occultation,
         heliocentric for an eclipse)
   FI2 = orbital angle of second satellite
   DIST = planetocentric distance of target satellite in Jovian radii
   SEP = separation between the satellites in arcsec at midevent
   SAT = satellite(s) within 10 arcsec of target satellite (except
         for the eclipsing satellite)