Predicing paths of Jovian satellites

I am looking for a chart or map showing the positions of the Jovian satellites over a period of a month, perhaps for February and March etc.

Astronomy Now magazine used to have it, and I think Sky and Telescope magazine (don't know if they have now), and I can't find what I am looking for on the internet...

Any pointers?

Seanie.

www.nightskyobserver.com/JupSatPro/

Thanks Conor,
though I am looking for just 1 screenshot, and one must purchase that programme!

Seanie.

hi Seanie,

there should be a few shareware/freeware programs on the IFAS CD that can show the path of the moons.

John

hi Seanie,

there should be a few shareware/freeware programs on the IFAS CD that can show the path of the moons.

John

Sound John,
I'll have a look on that one!

Seanie.

Seanie. I wrote a piece of software a while back which amonst other things does exactly that.

Heres a screenshot;


Now I never finished the software. Thats why I cant send it to you right now.

I can run off a few more of these images if thats what you need.
Once the software is finished you are welcome to a copy. The program will be an almanac type program. I even have stuff in there to do a jupiter animation, orientation of saturns rings, basic star maps and lots more stuff too.

I suppose I better get the finger out.

Dave.