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  • The PHEMU21 catalogue and astrometric results of the observations of the mutual occultations and eclipses of the Galilean satellites of Jupiter made in 2021 
    Emelyanov, N; Arlot, J-E; Anbazhagan, P; Andre, P; Bardecker, J; Canaud, G; Coliac, J. F; De Elias Cantalapiedra, J; Ellington, C. K; Fernandez, J. M; Forbes, M; Gazeas, K; Gault, D; George, T; Gourdon, F; Herald, D; Huber, D; Iglesias-Marzoa, R; Izquierdo, J; Jorba Lloveras, R; Kerr, S; Lasala, A; Le Guen, P; Leroy, A; Lutz, M; Maley, P; Mannchen, T; Mari, J. M; Maury, A; Newman, J; Palafouta, S; Prieto Gallego, J; Roger, P; Roschli, D; Selvakumar, G; Serra, V; Stuart, P; Turchenko, M; Vasundhara, R; Velasco, E (Oxford University Press on behalf of Royal Astronomical Society, 2022-11)
    2021 wasthe year ofJupiter’s equinox, that isthe Sun and the Earth passed through the equatorial plane of the planet and therefore the orbital planes of its main satellites. This occurrence made it possible to observe ...
  • The PHEMU97 catalogue of observations of the mutual phenomena of the Galilean satellites of Jupiter 
    Arlot, J. -E; Thuillot, T; Ruatti, C; Akasawa, A; Baroni, S; Beisker, W; Berthier, J; Blanco, C; Boonstra, J; Bourgeois, J; Bulder, H; Casas, R; Castano, J. G; Colas, F; Collins, D; Cuypers, J; Czech, W; D'Ambrosio, V; Denzau, H; Descamps, P; Dimitrescu, A; Dinakarian, N; Dourneau, G; Enriquez, J. M; Fernandez, J. M; Fernandez-Barba, D; Flatres, T; Goncalves, M; Guhl, K; Helmer, G; Hirose, T; Irsmambetova, T. R; Krobusek, B. A; Lecacheux, J; Le Campion, J.-F; Lou, M; Mallama, A; Nelson, P; Okura, N; Park, J; Pauwels, T; Pluchino, S; Priban, V; Rapaport, M; Sacré, J.-J; Salvaggio, F; Sanchez, M. A; Sanchez-Bajo, F; Stefanescu, G; Tanga, P; Tejfel, V. G; Trisan, J. L; Trunkovsky, E. M; Vandenbulcke, G; Vasundhara, R; Vass, G; Vingerhoets, P; Vu, D. T; Wilds, R. T (EDP Sciences, 2006-05)
    In 1997 the Sun and the Earth passed through the equatorial plane of Jupiter and therefore through the orbital planes of its main satellites. During this period, mutual eclipses and occultations occurred and were observed. ...

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