 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
|
Last night I tried to see Ganymede and its shadow going over Jupiter, but the weather didn't cooperate. The seeing was very bad, and there where a lot of thin high clouds in the sky. Just before Ganymede "touched" the edge of Jupiter's disk, it was overcast. On the image below you see the situation a few minutes before it got clouded. |
 |
|
Here you see Ganymedes touching Jupiter. To it's right you see Io and on the left side of Jupiter you see Europa. Callisto isn't visible (outside the field of view). |
 |
|
|
|