Contents.
planet: 5 - Jupiter
satellites: J6 - Himalia : 518,
J7 - Elara : 225,
J8 - Pasiphae : 335,
J9 - Sinope : 116,
J10 - Lysithea: 82,
J11 - Carme : 87,
J12 - Ananke : 37,
J13 - Leda : 33
total number: 1433
type: absolute
dates: J6: 1894-1993, J7: 1905-1993, J8: 1908-1993, J9: 1914-1993,
J10:1938-1993, J11:1938-1993, J12:1954-1993, J13:1974-1993
observatory: 000 - Greenwich
024 - Heidelberg-Konigstuhl
029 - Hamburg-Bergedorf
078 - Johannesburg
087 - Helwan
210 - Alma-Ata
261 - Palomar Mountain-DSS
309 - Cerro Paranal
381 - Tokyo-Kiso
511 - Haute Provence
662 - Lick Observatory, Mount Hamilton
672 - Mount Wilson
690 - Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff
693 - Catalina Station, Tucson
695 - Kitt Peak
711 - McDonald Observatory, Fort Davis
754 - Yerkes Observatory, Williams Bay
760 - Goethe Link Observatory, Brooklyn
786 - U.S. Naval Obs., Washington (since 1893)
801 - Oak Ridge Observatory
803 - Taunton
809 - European Southern Observatory, La Silla
822 - Cordoba
999 - Bordeaux-Floirac
Reference.
0 - No reference
1 - Rice Herbert L., (1906)
Observations of the sixth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 25. N. 588. P. 96-96.
1906AJ_____25___96R
2 - Eppes J. B., (1915)
Observations of the sixth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 29. N. 673-674. P. 10-11.
1915AJ_____29___10E
3 - Barnard E. E., (1916)
Observations of the sixth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 29. N. 682. P. 73-74.
1916AJ_____29___73B
4 - Nicholson S. B., and Shapley H., (1917)
Observations of the ninth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 30. N. 710. P. 129-130.
1917AJ_____30__129N
5 - Burton H. E., (1917)
Observations of the sixth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 30. N. 713. P. 154-156.
1917AJ_____30__154B
6 - Nicholson Seth B., (1918)
Observations of the ninth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 31. N. 730. P. 80-80.
1918AJ_____31___80N
7 - Nicholson Seth B., (1918)
Observations of the seventh and eighth satellites of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 31. N. 732. P. 94-95.
1918AJ_____31___94N
8 - Van Biesbroeck G., (1922)
Observations of Jupiter's satellites VI, VII, and VIII and of Phoebe
Astronomical Journal
V. 34. N. 812. P. 167-168.
1922AJ_____34__167V
9 - Van Biesbroeck G., (1923)
Satellite VIII of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 35. N. 830. P. 116-116.
1923AJ_____35__116V
Van Biesbroeck G. (1924)
Errata [Satellite VIII of Jupiter].
Astronomical Journal.
V.35. N.833. P.140-140.
1924AJ_____35__140V
10 - Bower Ernest Clare, (1923)
Observations of satellite VI of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 35. N. 831. P. 122-122.
1923AJ_____35__122B
11 - Losh H. M., and Nicholson S. B., (1927)
Observations of the ninth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 37. N. 882. P. 154-155.
1927AJ_____37__154L
12 - Burton H. E., (1927)
Observations of satellite VI of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 37. N. 887. P. 115-115.
1927AJ_____37Q_115B
13 - Burton H. E., (1928)
Observations of satellite VI of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 38. N. 893. P. 59-60.
1928AJ_____38___59B
14 - Van Biesbroeck G., (1931)
Observations of Pluto and of the eighth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 41. N. 961. P. 116-117.
1931AJ_____41__116V
15 - Van Biesbroeck G., (1932)
Positions of planet Pluto and of jupiter's satellite VIII
Astronomical Journal
V. 42. N. 982. P. 106-106.
1932AJ_____42__106V
16 - Nicholson S, and Richmond M, (1934)
Positions of Jupiter VIII and asteroids.
Astronomical Journal
V. 44. N. 1018. P. 32-32.
1934AJ_____44___32N
17 - Van Biesbroeck G., (1934)
Observations of faint satellites of Jupiter.
Astronomical Journal
V. 44. N. 1019. P. 39-39.
18 - Lampland C. O., (1935)
Positions of Jupiter's eighth satellite
Astronomical Journal
V. 44. N. 1024. P. 80-80.
1935AJ_____44___80L
19 - Nicholson S. B., and Richmond M. L., (1936)
Positions of jupiter's satellites and asteroids
Astronomical Journal
V. 45. N. 1056. P. 199-200.
1936AJ_____45__199N
20 - Nicholson Seth B., (1939)
Discovery of the tenth and eleventh satellites
of Jupiter and observations of these and other satellites
Astronomical Journal
V. 48. N. 1114. P. 129-132.
1939AJ_____48__129N
21 - Bobone Jorge, (1940)
Observciones del VI satelite de Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 48. N. 1121. P. 187-187.
1940AJ_____48__187B
22 - Richmond M. L., and Nicholson S. B., (1940)
Positions of Jupiter's satellites
Astronomical Journal
V. 49. N. 1123. P. 9-11.
1940AJ_____49____9R
23 - Nicholson S. B., Richmond M. L., (1943)
Positions of Jupiter's satellites VI-XI,
Saturn's satellite IX (Phoebe), and Pluto
Astronomical Journal
V. 50. N. 1147. P. 163-164.
1943AJ_____50__163R
24 - Van Biesbroeck G., (1945)
Observations of comets and Jupiter IX with the 82-inch
reflector of the McDonald observatory.
Astronomical Journal
V. 51. N. 1152. P. 111-112.
1945AJ_____51__111V
25 - Grosch H. R. J., (1948)
The orbit of the eighth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 53. N. 1170. P. 180-187.
1948AJ_____53__180G
26 - Jeffers H. M., Vasilevskis S., Roemer E. (1954)
Observations of comets and asteroids.
Astronomical Journal
V. 59. N. 1220. P. 305-307.
1954AJ_____59__305J
27 - Van Biesbroeck G., (1955)
Observations of the outer satellites of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 60. N. 1225. P. 38-47.
1955AJ_____60___38V
28 - Jeffers H. M., Roemer E. (1955)
Observations of comets and asteroids.
Astronomical Journal
V. 60. N. 1234. P. 440-442.
1955AJ_____60__440J
29 - Roemer E., Lloyd R. E. (1966)
Observations of comets, minor planets, and satellites.
Astronomical Journal
V. 71. N. 1341. P. 443-457.
1966AJ_____71__443R
30 - Roemer E., Thomas M., Lloyd R. E. (1966)
Observations of comets, minor planets, and Jupiter VIII.
Astronomical Journal
V. 71. N. 1342. P. 591-601.
1966AJ_____71__591R
31 - Cesco C. U., and Klernola A. R., (1967)
Observations of the satellites Jupiter VI and VII
Astronomical Journal
V. 72. P. 951.
1967AJ_____72__951C
32 - Andersson Leif E., and Burkhead Martin S., (1970)
Observations of the Satellite Jupiter VI
Astronomical Journal
V. 75. No.1381. P. 743-743.
1970AJ_____75__743A
33 - Kowal C. T., Aksnes K., Marsden B. G., and Roemer E., (1975)
Thirteenth satellite of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal, June 1975
V. 80. No. 1433. P. 460-464.
1975AJ_____80__460K
34 - Mulholland J. D., Shelus P. J., (1977)
Observations of the 13th satellite of Jupiter
during the 1975-1976 opposition
Astronomical Journal
V. 82. No. 1454. P. 238-238.
1977AJ_____82__238M
35 - Benedict G. R., Shelus P. J., and Mulholland J. D., (1978)
Astrometric observations of the faint satellites of Jupiter
and minor planets, 1974-1977
Astronomical Journal, Aug. 1978
V. 83. N. 1471. P. 999-1002.
1978AJ_____83__999B
36 - Mulholland J. D., Shelus P. J., and Benedict G. F., (1979)
Astrometric observations of the faint satellites of Jupiter
during the 1975-1976 opposition
Astronomical Journal
V. 84. P. 883-884.
1979AJ_____84__883M
37 - Shelus P. J., Mulholland J. D., and Benedict G. F., (1979)
Astrometric observations of the faint satellites of Jupiter
during the 1976-1977 opposition
Astronomical Journal
V. 84. P. 1642-1643.
1979AJ_____84_1642S
38 - Nakamura T., Kinoshita H., and Kosai H., (1991)
Astrometric observations of the outer satellites of Jupiter
during 1986-1990
Astronomical Journal
V. 101. P. 290-296.
1991AJ____101__290N
39 - Shelus P. J., Whipple A. L., and Benedict G. F., (1991)
Astrometric observations of the faint outer satellites
of Jupiter during the 1988-1989 opposition
Astronomical Journal
V. 101. P. 1516-1517.
1991AJ____101_1516S
40 - Shelus Peter J., Whipple Arthur L., Benedict G. F.,
and Mulholland J. D., (1992)
Some 'lost' observations from McDonald Observatory of the faint
outer satellites of Jupiter
Astronomical Journal
V. 104. N. 2. P. 859-861.
1992AJ____104__859S
41 - Shelus Peter J., Whipple Arthur L., and Benedict G. F., (1993)
Astrometric observations of the faint outer satellites
of Jupiter during the 1993 opposition
Astronomical Journal
V. 106. N. 6. P. 2573-2574.
1993AJ____106_2573S
42 - (1908)
Early observations of the sixth satellite of Jupiter.
Annals of Harvard College Observatory.
V. 60. No. 2. P.33-43.
43 - Barnard E. E. (1906)
Observationas of the sixth satellite of Jupiter made with
the 40-inch equatorial of the Yerkes Observatory.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 172. N. 4112. P. 119-120.
1906AN____172__119B
44 - Wolf M. (1907)
Uber die Aufnahmen des VI Jupitermondes.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 174. N. 4175. P. 361-362.
1907AN____174Q_361W
45 - Cowell P. H. (1908)
Observations of a moving object near Jupiter
from photographs taken at the Royal Observatory, Greewich.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 177. N. 4239. P. 235-236.
1908AN____177__235C
46 - Christie W. H. M. (1908)
Further observations of the new eighth satellite
of Jupiter (1908 CJ).
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 177. N. 4246. P. 367-368.
1908AN____177__367C
47 - Pickering E. C. (1908)
Observations of the eighth satellite of Jupiter.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 178. N. 4253. P. 87-88.
1908AN____178___87P
48 - Wolf M. (1909)
Photographische Aufnahmen von kleinen Planeten und Jupitermonden.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 180. N. 4302. P. 101-104.
1909AN____180__101W
49 - Kopff A. (1909)
Beobachtungen der ausseren Jupitersmonde.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 182. N. 4362. P. 303-304.
1909AN____182__303K
50 - Metcalf J. H. (1910)
Asteroids and sixth Satellite of Jupiter observed at Taunton.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 184. N. 4414. P. 363-364.
1910AN____184__363M
51 - Cowell P. H. (1910)
Jupiter's eighth satellite.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 184. N. 4393. P. 15-16.
1910AN____184___15C
52 - Wolf M. (1910)
Photographische Aufnamen auf der Konigstuhl-Sternwarte.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 184. N. 4397. P. 85-86.
1910AN____184___85W
53 - Wolf M. (1911)
Achter Jupiter-Satellit.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 188. N. 4503. P. 259-260.
1911AN____188__259W
54 - Wolf M. (1931)
Orter des VI. und VIII. Jupitersatelliten.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 243. N. 5819. P. 175-176.
1931AN____243__175W
55 - Schorr R. (1934)
Orter des VI. und VIII. Jupitersatelliten.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 251. N. 6014. P. 209-216.
1934AN____251__209S
56 - Bobone J. (1939)
Observaciones del VI Satellite de Jupiter.
Astronomische Nachrichten.
V. 268. N. 6418. P. 159-160.
1939AN____268__159B
57 - Nicholson Seth B., (1945)
Ninth Satellite of Jupiter
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific
V. 57. N. 338. P. 266.
1945PASP___57__266N
58 - Soulie G, (1968)
Positions de grosses planetes et de leurs satellites et de la Lune
Journal des observateurs
V. 51. P. 315-323.
1968JdesO__51__315S
59 - Shapley H. (1941)
Jupiter VIII.
Harvard College Observatory. Announcement Card 610.
60 - U.S.N.O., (1929)
Equatorial observations, 1908-1926.
Publications of the U.S. Naval Observatory. Second Series
V. 12.
1929PUSNO__12___92S
61 - (1905)
Observations of Jupiter's sixth and seventh satellites
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector of the Thompson
equatorial, Greenwich, Royal Observatory.
Dates: J6: 1905.08.23-1905.11.07, J7: 1905.10.22-1905.11.07
(s, pos.angle)
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 66. P. 12-13.
1905MNRAS__66___12_
(1906)
Observations of Jupiter's sixth and seventh satellites
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector
at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in 1905-06.-II.
Dates: J6: 1905.08.23-1906.02.15, J7: 1905.10.22-1906.01.26
(Apparent R.A., Dec.)
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 66. P. 438-441.
1906MNRAS__66__438_
62 - (1906)
Observations of Jupiter's sixth satellite from photographs
taken at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich 1906 August.
Dates: J6: 1906.08.28-1906.08.31.(2 observations)
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 66. P. 546-547.
1906MNRAS__66__546_
63 - (1906)
Observations of Jupiter's sixth and seventh satellites
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector
at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in 1905-06.-II.
Dates: J6: 1905.08.23-1906.02.15, J7: 1905.10.22-1906.01.26
(Apparent R.A., Dec.)
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 66. P. 438-441.
1906MNRAS__66__438_
64 - (1908)
Observations of Jupiter's sixth, seventh, and eighth satellites,
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector in 1907-8,
Greenwich, Royal Observatory
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 68. P. 582.
1908MNRAS__68__582_
65 - (1909)
Observations of Jupiter's sixth, seventh, and eighth satellites,
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector in 1909,
Greenwich, Royal Observatory
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 69. P. 673.
1909MNRAS__69__673_
66 - (1910)
Observations of Jupiter's eighth satellite in 1910,
Greenwich, Royal Observatory
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 71. P. 62.
1910MNRAS__71___62_
67 - (1911)
Observations of Jupiter's eight satellite, Greenwich,
Royal Observatory
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
V. 72. P. 7.
1911MNRAS__72____7_
68 - Perrine C. D. (1905)
Discovery, observations and approximate orbits of two
new satellites of Jupiter.
Lick Observatory bulletin.
V. 3. N. 78. P. 129-133.
69 - Crawford Russell Tracy, and Meyer William Ferdinand, (1908)
The orbit of the eighth satellite of Jupiter
Lick Observatory bulletin
N. 137. P. 38-39.
1908LicOB_137___38C
70 - Perrine C D, (1909)
Observations of the Distant Satellites of Jupiter and Saturn
Lick Observatory Bulletin
V. 5. N. 156. P. 106-107.
1909LicOB___5__106P
71 - Morehouse Daniel Walter, and Meyer William Ferdinand, (1912)
Observations of the sixth, seventh, and eighth satellites of Jupiter
Lick Observatory bulletin
N. 217. P. 77-78.
1912LicOB_217___77M
72 - Nicholson Seth Barnes, (1915)
Discovery, observations and orbit of the ninth satellite of Jupiter
Lick Observatory bulletin
V. 8. N. 265. P. 100-103.
1915LicOB_265__100N
Nicholson Seth Barnes, (1915)
Discovery, observations, and orbit of the ninth satellite of Jupiter
Lick Observatory bulletin (Continued from Bulletin 265).
V. 8. N. 271. P. 147-149.
1915LicOB_271__147N
73 - Haynes E. S. (1914)
Satellite, asteroid and photographic positions.
Lick Observatory bulletin
V. 8. N. 269. P. 141-141.
74 - Sanford R. F. (1917)
Photographic measures of satellites and of comets.
Lick Observatory bulletin.
V. 9. N. 293. P. 65-66.
75 - Jeffers H. M. (1934)
Observations of comets, asteroids, and Pluto.
Lick Observatory bulletin.
V. 17. N. 460. P. 5-7.
1934LicOB_460____5J
76 - Jeffers H. M., Swanson C. D. (1935)
Observations of comets, Pluto, Aeneas, and Jupiter's satellite VIII.
Lick Observatory bulletin.
V. 17. N. 475. P. 123-125.
1935LicOB_475__123J
77 - Herbig G. H. (1944)
Observations of comets and asteroids.
Lick Observatory Bulletin.
V. 19. No. 515. P. 163-166.
78 - Herbig G. H. (1945)
Observations of comets and asteroids.
Lick Observatory Bulletin.
V. 19. No. 517. P. 171-173.
79 - Knox-Shaw H. (1912)
Observations of the Eighth satellite of Jupiter at the opposition of 1912.
Khedivial observatory, Helwan. Survey department, Egypt.
Bulletin No. 7. P. 49-52.
(1912KOH.....7...49K)
80 - Knox-Shaw H. (1916)
Observations of the Eighth satellite of Jupiter
at the oppositions of 1913 and 1914.
Helwan observatory. Ministry of public works, Egypt.
Physical service. Bulletin No. 18. P. 169-173.
(1916KOH....18..169K)
81 - Knox-Shaw H. (1920)
Observations of the Eighth satellite of Jupiter
at the opposition of 1916.
Helwan observatory. Ministry of public works, Egypt.
Physical department. Bulletin No. 19. P. 175-177.
(1920KOH....19..175K)
82 - Knox-Shaw H. (1922)
Observations of the Eighth satellite of Jupiter
at the opposition of 1922.
Helwan observatory. Ministry of public works, Egypt.
Physical department. Bulletin No. 25. P. 280-281.
(1922KOH....25..280K)
83 - Bordovitsyna Tat'Iana Valentinovna, and Bykova Larisa Evgen'Evna, (1978)
Teorii dvizheniia i efemeridy VI i VII sputnikov IUpitera na 1979-2000 gody.
Izdatelstvo tomskogo universiteta, Tomsk. 1978.
1978QB404_B65______
84 - Rocher P., and Chapront J., (1996)
Observations and ephemerides of the faint satellites of Jupiter.
Astronomy and Astrophysics
V. 311. P. 710-714.
1996A&A___311__710R
Informations.
relative to: absolute
reference frame: astrometric
centre of frame: topocenter
epoch of equinox: J2000.0,
time scale: UTC
reduction: no information
coordinates: absolute (alpha, delta),
diff. refraction: no information (see in publications)
receptor: CCD, photographic, meridian, micrometric, visual (see in publications)
telescope: see in references
observers: see in references
data included in standard data file: no
Comments.
The date were composed and reduced by P. Rocher as described
in [reference 84].
The data for J6 and J7 were taken from [reference 83].
The O-C are calculated by P.Rocher as described in [reference 84].
Format.
1. Number of satellite
2. Year of observation
3. Month of observation
4. Date of observation with decimals (DD.dddddd)
5. Hour of right ascension (alpha, h)
6. Minute of right ascension (alpha, m)
7. Second of right ascension (alpha, s)
8. Degree of declination (delta, deg)
9. Minute of declination (delta, ' )
10. Second of declination (delta, '' )
(If the declination is negative one value of colomns 8-10 is negative).
11. O-C(alpha) for alpha, arcsec (9.99 if abs(O-C)> 10" )
12. O-C(delta) for delta, arcsec (9.99 if abs(O-C)> 10" )
13. Code (IAU) of observatory (N obs, see the list above)
14. Number of reference (N ref, see the list above)
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N Year alpha delta O-C O-C
sat month (alpha) (delta) N N
day h m s deg ' '' '' '' obs ref
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