Catching 2026 Jovian Moon Mutual Eclipse Season
Illustrative image It’s that time of the decade again. Late 2026 going into early 2027 is a special time for the major Jovian moons, as they trade places passing one in front of another as seen from our Earthly point of view. We call this mutual transit-eclipse season, a favorable time to catch the complex interplay of Jupiter’s major mo…
Source：Universe Today
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