This is Jupiter today for the 10th of February 2015. Jupiter today is a daily podcast, focusing attention on the dynamic Jupiter system for the purpose of monitoring activity. At 0hz UTC, EO begins the day in quadrant 4 heading east, but going to be moving behind Jupiter from the first point of view. This blue line is the direction towards Earth, and this gray line is the direction towards the Sun. We're just past opposition, so this phase angle here is very, very small. Europa starts today in quadrant 1, also heading east, but getting near its eastern elongation. Gennemeed spends all day in quadrant 3 heading west, and in Calisto also spends all day in quadrant 3 heading west. At 6hz UTC, EO is now firmly in quadrant 1 heading east. Europa is in quadrant 2 heading west. At 12hz UTC, EO has just passed its eastern elongation, and is now in quadrant 3 heading west. By 18hz UTC, EO is now firmly in quadrant 2 heading west. At 1823 UTC, Europa goes through an Apojove. That's the furthest distance it'll be from Jupiter in its orbit, and that distance is 677187 km. At 1847 UTC, EO goes through a Parajove, and that's at a distance of 420,017.2 km. One by 0hz UTC tomorrow, EO has successfully translated Jupiter and is now in quadrant 3 heading west. Europa is still in quadrant 2 heading west, but coming up on its own transit. There are 8 Jupiter satellite events today. At 4 minutes after 0hz UTC, EO moves into the shadow of Jupiter. At 113, Colistone ends its transit of Jupiter. At 201, the shadow of Colistone progresses. At 227 UTC, EO reappears from behind Jupiter. And then towards the end of the day, 2114 UTC, EO begins its transit of Jupiter. At 2120, the shadow of EO ingresses. And then at 2331, the transit of EO across Jupiter ends. And at 2338, the shadow of EO egresses. There are no satellite mutual events today. So we'll move right on to the orbital ribbons for today. So these are the same orbits that you just saw on the previous graphic. And it's all I've done is just connect the same times together. And that makes a interesting pattern that to me at least looks like a twisted ribbon. And so this is the connection between EO and Europa and EO and Ganymede and EO and Colistone. And then Europa and Ganymede, nice twist there. And Europa and Colistone. And finally Ganymede and Colistone. And then I combine them all into one and colorize them a little bit. And I get that. All right, 24 hours of Jupiter sky. Standing on the equator of Jupiter just above the clouds. And we can see all the stars at a longitude of 0 degrees. And we watch the sky spit up a little bit over the next 24 hours just to see all of the activity. And there always is something happening in the Jupiter sky with all those moons. It's like EO is going to pass in front of Europa from Jupiter's point of view. The Redsbot crosses Jupiter's Meridian twice today in the first at 547 and the second at 1543 UTC. There were no new images and no new radio data and no new papers today. The position of Jupiter on the celestial sphere at 0 hours UTC is a right ascension of 9 hours, 18 minutes, 57.8 seconds, and a declination of positive 16 degrees, 39 minutes, 57.2 seconds. The angular separation of Jupiter from the Sun as seen from Earth is 176.169 degrees, and that's 1.093 degrees less than what it was yesterday. The phase angle, which is the angle between Earth and the Sun as seen from Jupiter, is 0.71 degrees today, and that's 0.202 degrees greater than what it was yesterday. The distance between Jupiter and the Earth is now increasing as Earth continues in its faster orbit around the Sun and is now appearing to be moving away from Jupiter. Today, the distance is 650,506,839 kilometers, and that's 151,400 kilometers greater than what it was yesterday, and that gives a relative velocity between Earth and Jupiter of 6,308.33 kilometers per hour, and that's 1,964.45 kilometers per hour faster than what it was yesterday. The distance between Jupiter and the Sun today is 797,839,951 kilometers, and that's 46,174 kilometers greater than what it was yesterday. That gives a relative velocity between Jupiter and the Sun of 1,923.92 kilometers per hour, and that's 5.71 kilometers per hour less than what it was yesterday. The central meridian at 0 hours UTC, CM1258.22 degrees, CM2248.5 degrees, CM3157. So please subscribe, and thank you to those who are subscribing. Always like to hear your comments and questions and any suggestions you have. I'm always trying to improve this podcast to give a different perspective on a very dynamic system. So you can send your questions and comments and any images you take to the email shown, and until tomorrow, I bid you peace.