. The American ephemeris and nautical almanac . I. 0 40 II. 12 14 I. 17 26 III. 9 25 I. 3 07 II. 13 23 I. 21 00 III. 10 42 I. 10 50 I. 18 40 II. 21 51 III. 11 43 I. 14 22 I. 23 54 II. 19 20 II. 24 1 27 III. 21 22 II. 8 8 00 I. 16 7 18 I. 6 26 I. 22 13 II. 9 12 I. 10 46 I. 7 30 I. 10 16 I. 13 10 III. 8 42 I. 11 28 I. 16 44 III. 9 47 I. 15 58 II. 17 51 III. 16 35 II. 21 18 II. 21 27 III. S
. The American ephemeris and nautical almanac . I. 0 40 II. 12 14 I. 17 26 III. 9 25 I. 3 07 II. 13 23 I. 21 00 III. 10 42 I. 10 50 I. 18 40 II. 21 51 III. 11 43 I. 14 22 I. 23 54 II. 19 20 II. 24 1 27 III. 21 22 II. 8 8 00 I. 16 7 18 I. 6 26 I. 22 13 II. 9 12 I. 10 46 I. 7 30 I. 10 16 I. 13 10 III. 8 42 I. 11 28 I. 16 44 III. 9 47 I. 15 58 II. 17 51 III. 16 35 II. 21 18 II. 21 27 III. 18 46 II. I. M ay 16 II. May 15 III. ^ lay 13 IV. May 20-21 X2=+ , 2/2= a;2=+, 2/2= xi=+, 2/1=+ Xi=+, 2/i=+ X2=+, 2/2=+ a;2=+, 2/2=+ Note.—I. denotes ingress; E., egress; D., disappearance; K., reappearance; Ec,eclipse; Oc, occaltation; Tr., transit of thesatellite; Sh., transit of the shadow. SATELLITES OF JUPITER, 1967CONFIGURATIONS OF SATELLITES I-IV FOR MAY UNIVERSAL TIME 349 West East West. PHASES OF THE ECLIPSES Iw ^ : E IIIW f^ r• E ^ ^^ IIw ^ ; E IVW O) d • r• E ^ ^ 350 SATELLITES OF JUPITER, 1967 UNIVERSAL TIME OF GEOCENTRIC PHENOMENA JUNE d h m 1 0 145 469 04 11I I 2 2 55 3 54 5 12 6 11 I III 13 31 II 18 25 II 3 0 163 33 I I 11 57 III 15 34 III 15 56 III 19 34 III 21 25 I 22 23 I 23 42 I 4 0 40 I 8 43 II 10 40 II 11 36 II 13 32 II 18 46 I 22 02 I 5 15 55 16 52 18 12 19 09 II II 6 2 54 II 4 13 IV 7 43 II 8 50 IV 13 16 I 13 17 IV 16 30 I 18 06 IV 7 2 02 III 5 37 III 5 50 III 9 27 III 10 25 I 11 20 I 12 42 I 13 38 I 22 06 II 23 58 II 8 0 59 II II. d h m 8 2 50 7 46 10 59 9 4 55 5 49 7 11 8 06 16 17 21 02 10 2 16 5 28 16 18 19 55 19 55 23 25
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