Jovian Data And Charts For September 17-18, 2010 And September 18-19, 2010.

On September 17-18, 2010 Jupiter Rises At 19:26 EDT / 23:26 UTC And Has A Magnitude Of -2.92. Ganymede's Shadow Will Start To Transit Just Before Midnight, And Ganymede It Self Soon Follows. In A Few Hours Later Ganymede's Shadow Ends It's Transit Followed By Ganymede It Self. If You're Up Late You Will Get To See The Great Red Spot Transit From Start To Finish. Mid-Transit Comes At 03:02 EDT / 07:02 UTC September 18, 2010. Also On September 18, 2010, Jupiter And Uranus Will Be At Their Closest Points To Each Other At .8° of Separation.On September 18-19, 2010, Jupiter Rises At 19:22 EDT / 23:22 UTC And Has A Magnitude Of -2.92. The Great Red Spot Will Be Transit The Face Of Jupiter From Start To Finish And Early On. So We Will Get To See All Of It, And Mid-Transit Will Be At 22:52 EDT / 02:52 UTC September 18, 2010.