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Hi Cliff,

Thanks for the hint. I could access the page you referred to, following the url
you posted. But I could not find the actual data on Google. Do they really cache
all that information? Neither kneading the url nor performing a Google search
directly would do me any good. How do you do this?

Actually, I don't need the data for the phenomena that have been discussed here
(fortunately, I have my own cache of those until 2004), but I need the mutual
phenomena. When I observed the eclipse of Europa last Saturday morning through
the clouds, I also saw what looked like a transit of Io in front of Ganymede. Or
rather, the plobs melted behind the clouds. So I am not sure whether I saw
correctly and would like to check. I believe the IMCCE has the data for mutual
phenomena.

Thanks again

Herbert Prinz

P.S. The next eclipse is in 49 minutes.

Cliff Sojourner wrote:

> Herbert,
>
> Google has a cache of the web site, try
>
> http://216.239.33.100/search?q=cache:vesrn11ThakC:www.bdl.fr/ephem/ephesat/p
> henomenes/Jupiter/phenjupexpli_eng.html+&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
>
> don't be surprised that the menu buttons at the top of the page don't work;
> you can find those other pages in Google too.
> --

   

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