{ "id": "f39961e7f235b9c0f25f549e53c5027bc19e60b9", "text": "II. The apparent Times of the Immersions and Emersions of Jupiter's Satellites, which will happen in the Year 1737. Computed to the Meridian of the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, by James Hodgson, F.R.S. and Master of the Royal Mathematical School in Christ-Hospital, London.\n\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the First Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| JANUARY. | MARCH. | APRIL. |\n| | Immersions. | Immersions. |\n| Emersions.| 1 3 53 M | 2 0 37 M |\n| 1 8 23 A | 4 4 51 A | 3 7 6 A |\n| 3 2 51 A | 6 11 20 M | 5 1 35 A |\n| 5 9 19 M | 8 5 49 M | 7 8 4 M |\n| 7 3 47 M | 9 11 18 A | 9 2 33 M |\n| 8 10 15 A | 11 6 47 A | 10 9 2 A |\n| 10 4 44 A | 13 1 17 A | 12 3 31 A |\n| 12 11 12 M | 15 7 46 M | 14 10 0 M |\n| 14 5 40 M | 17 2 15 M | 16 4 28 M |\n| 17 6 37 A | 18 8 44 A | 17 10 58 A |\n| 19 1 5 A | 20 3 13 A | 19 5 26 A |\n| | 22 9 42 M | 21 11 55 M |\n| FEBRUARY. | 24 14 11 M | 23 6 24 M |\n| Immersions.| 25 10 41 A | 25 0 52 M |\n| 27 5 6 A | 26 7 21 A | 28 1 50 A |\n| 25 3 54 A | 29 11 39 M | 29 8 18 M |\n| 27 9 23 M | 31 6 8 M | MAY |\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the first Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | M. H. D. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| | | |\n| **May.** | | **August.** |\n| Immersions. | | Immersions. |\n| 2 2 47 M | 13 2 5 A | 2 3 22 M |\n| 3 9 15 A | 15 8 34 M | 3 9 51 A |\n| 5 3 44 A | 17 3 2 M | 5 4 20 A |\n| 7 10 12 M | 18 9 30 A | 7 10 49 M |\n| 9 4 45 M | 20 3 58 A | 9 5 18 M |\n| 10 11 9 A | 22 10 26 M | 10 11 47 A |\n| 12 5 38 A | 24 4 55 M | 12 6 16 A |\n| 14 0 6 A | 25 11 23 A | 14 0 45 A |\n| 16 6 34 M | 27 5 51 A | 16 7 15 M |\n| 18 1 M | 29 0 19 A | 18 1 44 M |\n| 19 7 31 A | 1 6 48 M | 19 8 13 A |\n| 21 1 59 A | 3 1 16 M | 21 2 42 A |\n| 23 8 27 M | 4 7 44 A | 23 9 11 M |\n| 25 2 56 M | 6 2 13 A | 25 3 41 M |\n| 26 9 24 A | 8 8 41 M | 26 10 10 A |\n| 28 3 52 A | 10 3 9 M | 28 4 39 A |\n| 30 10 20 M | 11 9 38 A | 30 11 7 M |\n| | 13 4 6 A | |\n| | 15 10 35 M | |\n| | 17 5 4 M | |\n| | 18 11 32 A | |\n| **June.** | | **September.** |\n| Immersions. | | Emersions. |\n| 1 4 48 M | 20 6 1 A | 1 7 51 M |\n| 2 11 17 A | 22 0 29 A | 3 2 21 M |\n| 4 5 46 A | 24 6 58 M | 4 8 50 A |\n| 6 0 13 A | 26 1 27 M | 6 3 19 A |\n| 8 6 41 M | 27 7 56 A | 8 9 49 M |\n| 10 1 9 M | 29 2 25 A | 10 4 18 M |\n| 11 7 36 A | 31 8 53 M | |\n\nSeptem-\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the first Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| | | |\n| **SEPTEMBER.** | | |\n| Emersions. | | |\n| 11 10 47 A | 13 7 34 A | 21 6 3 A |\n| 13 5 17 A | 15 2 3 A | 23 0 31 A |\n| 15 11 46 M | 17 8 31 M | 25 6 59 M |\n| 17 6 15 M | 19 3 0 M | 27 1 27 M |\n| 19 0 43 M | 20 9 29 A | 28 7 55 A |\n| 20 7 14 A | 22 3 58 A | 30 2 23 A |\n| 22 1 43 A | 24 10 27 M | |\n| 24 8 13 M | 26 4 56 M | |\n| 26 2 43 M | 27 11 25 A | |\n| 27 9 11 A | 29 5 53 A | |\n| 29 3 40 A | 31 0 22 A | |\n| **OCTOBER.** | | |\n| Emersions. | | |\n| 1 10 10 M | 2 6 51 M | 12 11 40 A |\n| 3 4 39 M | 4 1 19 M | 14 6 8 A |\n| 4 11 8 A | 5 7 48 A | 16 0 35 A |\n| 6 5 37 A | 7 2 16 A | 19 7 3 M |\n| 8 0 6 A | 9 8 45 M | 20 1 31 M |\n| 10 6 35 M | 11 3 13 M | 21 7 59 A |\n| 12 1 5 M | 12 9 42 A | 23 2 28 A |\n| 14 4 10 A | 16 10 38 M | 25 8 56 M |\n| 18 5 26 M | 27 3 24 M | 28 9 52 A |\n| 19 11 35 A | 30 4 20 A | |\n\n**NOVEMBER.**\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| | | |\n| Emersions. | | |\n| 2 6 51 M | 12 11 40 A | |\n| 4 1 19 M | 14 6 8 A | |\n| 5 7 48 A | 16 0 35 A | |\n| 7 2 16 A | 19 7 3 M | |\n| 9 8 45 M | 20 1 31 M | |\n| 11 3 13 M | 21 7 59 A | |\n| 12 9 42 A | 23 2 28 A | |\n| 14 4 10 A | 16 10 38 M | 25 8 56 M |\n| 18 5 26 M | 27 3 24 M | 28 9 52 A |\n| 19 11 35 A | 30 4 20 A | |\n\n**DECEMBER.**\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| | | |\n| Emersions. | | |\n| 2 8 51 M | 4 3 19 M | |\n| 5 9 47 A | 7 4 16 A | |\n| 9 10 44 M | 11 5 12 M | |\n| 12 11 40 A | | |\n| 14 6 8 A | | |\n| 16 0 35 A | | |\n| 19 7 3 M | | |\n| 20 1 31 M | | |\n| 21 7 59 A | | |\n| 23 2 28 A | | |\n| 25 8 56 M | | |\n| 27 3 24 M | | |\n| 28 9 52 A | | |\n| 30 4 20 A | | |\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the second Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. A. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| | | 9 6 36 A |\n| | | 13 7 54 M |\n| | | 16 9 11 A |\n| | | 20 10 28 M |\n| | | 23 11 46 A |\n| | | 27 1 3 A |\n\n**January.**\n\nEmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| 4 0 3 A | 3 5 56 M | |\n| 8 1 20 M | 6 7 15 A | |\n| 11 2 38 A | 10 8 33 M | |\n| 15 3 55 M | 13 9 52 A | |\n| 18 5 13 A | 17 11 11 M | |\n| | 21 0 29 M | |\n| | 24 1 48 A | |\n| | 28 3 6 M | |\n\nImmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| 26 4 44 A | | |\n\n**February.**\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| | | |\n\n**March.**\n\nImmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| | | |\n\n**April.**\n\nImmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| | | |\n\n**May.**\n\nImmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| | | |\n\n**June.**\n\nImmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| | | |\n\n**July.**\n\nImmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| | | |\n\n**August.**\n\nImmersions.\n\n| | | |\n|--------|--------|--------|\n| | | |\n\n**September.**\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the second Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the third Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n\nMarch.\nImmersions.\n6 6 45 M\n13 10 48 M\n20 2 51 A\n27 6 54 A\n\nApril\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the third Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| **April** | **June** | **August** |\n| Immersions | Immersions | Immersions |\n| 3 10 57 A | 7 11 3 M | 3 7 7 A |\n| 11 2 59 M | 14 3 3 A | 10 11 10 A |\n| 18 7 1 M | 21 7 2 A | 18 3 13 M |\n| 25 3 11 M | 28 11 1 A | 25 7 17 M |\n| Emersions | Emersions | September |\n| 4 2 21 M | 7 2 21 A | 1 2 29 A |\n| 11 6 23 M | 14 6 19 A | 8 6 32 A |\n| 18 10 24 M | 21 10 18 A | 15 10 36 A |\n| 25 2 25 A | 29 2 17 M | 23 2 39 M |\n| **May** | **July** | **October** |\n| Immersions | Immersions | Immersions |\n| 2 3 4 A | 6 3 1 M | 7 7 41 M |\n| 9 7 5 A | 13 7 2 M | 14 11 45 M |\n| 16 11 5 A | 20 11 3 M | 21 3 47 A |\n| 24 3 4 M | 27 3 5 A | 28 7 49 A |\n| 31 7 4 M | | |\n| Emersions | Emersions | Emersions |\n| 2 6 25 A | 6 16 16 M | 7 10 45 M |\n| 9 10 25 A | 13 10 16 M | 14 2 47 A |\n| 17 2 25 A | 20 2 16 A | 21 6 49 A |\n| 24 6 24 M | 27 6 17 A | 28 10 50 A |\n| 31 10 22 M | | |\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the third Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. | D. H. M. | D. H. M. |\n|----------|----------|----------|\n| **NOVEMBER.** | **DECEMBER.** | **EMERSIONS.** |\n| Immersions. | Immersions. | Emersions. |\n| 4 11 51 A | 12 6 51 M | 17 11 49 A |\n| 12 3 52 M | 19 10 50 M | 25 3 48 M |\n| 19 7 52 M | 25 11 52 M | 26 2 49 A |\n| Emersions. | 3 3 51 A | 3 6 47 A |\n| 5 2 51 M | 10 7 50 A | 10 10 45 A |\n| 10 7 50 A | 18 2 43 M | 25 6 41 M |\n\nThe apparent Times of the Eclipses of the fourth Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| JANUARY. | EMERSIONS. | OCTOBER. |\n|----------|------------|----------|\n| Immersions. | 12 7 39 M | 23 6 22 M |\n| 14 7 41 A | 29 1 48 M | 6 2 48 A |\n| Emersions. | JUNE. | 23 9 8 M |\n| 15 0 6 M | Immersions. | OCTOBER. |\n| MARCH. | 14 4 18 A | Immersions. |\n| Immersions. | 10 0 48 M | |\n| 6 2 32 M | Emersions. | 26 7 12 A |\n| 22 8 54 A | JULY. | Emersions. |\n| Emersions. | Immersions. | 10 3 23 M |\n| 6 26 45 M | 1 10 30 M | 26 9 35 A |\n| 23 1 1 M | 18 4 46 M | NOVEMBER. |\n| APRIL. | Emersions. | Immersions. |\n| Immersions. | 1 2 0 A | 12 1 15 A |\n| 8 3 14 A | 18 8 9 M | 29 7 51 M |\n| 25 9 33 M | AUGUST. | Emersions. |\n| Emersions. | Immersions. | 12 3 25 A |\n| 8 7 17 A | 3 11 7 A | 20 9 47 M |\n| 25 1 29 A | 20 5 30 A | DECEMBER. |\n| MAY. | Emersions. | Immersions. |\n| Immersions. | 3 14 20 A | 16 3 9 M |\n| 12 3 49 M | SEPTEMBER. | Emersions. |\n| 28 10 + A | Immersions. | 16 4 49 M |\n\nIII. 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