{ "id": "e2f8fff549edb953cf52805f3de26db1c9c9fd19", "text": "IV. A Catalogue of Eclipses of Jupiter's Satellites for the Year 1733. By James Hodgson, F. R. S. Master of the Royal Mathematical School at Christ's Hospital, London.\n\nEclipses of the first Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| Immersions | Immersions | Immersions |\n|------------|------------|------------|\n| D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. |\n| JANUARY | | |\n| 2 3 7 56 | 10 1 26 39 | 24 12 58 26* |\n| 3 21 35 41 | 11 19 55 7 | 26 7 27 25 |\n| 5 16 3 26* | 13 14 23 42*| 28 1 56 24 |\n| 7 10 31 12 | 15 8 52 20 | 29 20 25 20 |\n| 9 4 59 1 | 17 3 21 00 | 31 14 54 15* |\n| 10 23 26 54| 20 16 18 22*| |\n| 12 17 54 48*| 22 10 47 8 | |\n| 14 12 22 44| 24 5 15 54 | 2 9 23 10* |\n| 16 6 50 41 | 25 23 44 44 | 4 3 52 7 |\n| 18 1 18 42 | 27 18 13 32 | 5 22 21 4 |\n| 19 19 46 47| | 7 16 49 59* |\n| 21 14 14 53*| | 9 11 18 53* |\n| 23 8 43 2 | 1 12 42 21* | 11 5 47 45 |\n| 25 3 11 15 | 3 7 11 15 | 13 00 16 36 |\n| 26 21 39 31| 5 1 40 11 | |\n| 28 16 7 50*| 6 20 9 7 | |\n| 30 10 36 12| 8 14 38 2* | 14 20 53 44 |\n| FEBRUARY | | |\n| 1 5 4 37 | 10 9 6 58 | 16 15 22 33*|\n| 2 23 33 00 | 12 3 35 54 | 18 9 51 22* |\n| 4 18 1 25* | 13 22 4 50 | 20 4 20 8 |\n| 6 12 29 50*| 15 16 33 45*| 21 22 48 53 |\n| 8 6 58 14 | 17 11 2 41* | 23 17 17 34 |\n| | 19 5 31 36 | 25 11 46 3* |\n| | 21 00 00 32 | 27 6 14 53 |\n| | 22 18 29 28 | 29 00 43 32 |\n| | 30 19 12 11 | |\n\nAPRIL\n\n| Immersions |\n|------------|\n| D. H. M. S. |\n| 2 9 23 10* |\n| 4 3 52 7 |\n| 5 22 21 4 |\n| 7 16 49 59*|\n| 9 11 18 53*|\n| 11 5 47 45 |\n| 13 00 16 36|\n\nMARCH\n\n| Immersions |\n|------------|\n| D. H. M. S. |\n| 1 12 42 21*|\n| 3 7 11 15 |\n| 5 1 40 11 |\n| 6 20 9 7 |\n| 8 14 38 2* |\n| 10 9 6 58 |\n| 12 3 35 54 |\n| 13 22 4 50 |\n| 15 16 33 45*|\n| 17 11 2 41*|\n| 19 5 31 36 |\n| 21 00 00 32|\n| 22 18 29 28|\n| 30 19 12 11|\n\nEmersions\n\n| Immersions |\n|------------|\n| D. H. M. S. |\n| 14 20 53 44 |\n| 16 15 22 33*|\n| 18 9 51 22* |\n| 20 4 20 8 |\n| 21 22 48 53 |\n| 23 17 17 34 |\n| 25 11 46 3* |\n| 27 6 14 53 |\n| 29 00 43 32 |\n| 30 19 12 11 |\n\nMAY\nEclipses of the first Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| Emerisions | Emerisions | Emerisions |\n|------------|------------|------------|\n| D. H. M. S.| D. H. M. S.| D. H. M. S.|\n| May | July | September |\n| 2 13 40 50* | 19 8 26 55 | 6 3 21 16 |\n| 4 8 9 28* | 21 2 55 19 | 7 21 50 18 |\n| 6 2 38 3 | 22 21 23 42| 9 16 19 21 |\n| 7 21 6 34 | 24 15 52 7*| 11 10 48 26 |\n| 9 15 35 2* | 26 10 20 34*| 13 5 17 34 |\n| 11 10 3 32* | 28 4 49 2 | 14 23 46 44 |\n| 13 4 32 2 | 29 23 17 30| 16 18 16 00 |\n| 14 23 00 32 | 17 45 58 | 18 12 45 18 |\n| 16 17 29 00 | 12 14 28* | 20 7 14 40*|\n| 18 11 57 25*| 5 6 42 56 | 22 1 44 00 |\n| 20 6 25 49 | 7 1 11 27 | 23 20 13 16 |\n| 22 00 54 12 | 8 19 40 1 | 25 14 42 33 |\n| 23 19 22 33 | 10 14 8 35*| 27 9 11 46 |\n| 25 13 50 52*| 12 8 37 11 | 29 3 40 56 |\n| 27 8 19 8* | 14 3 5 51 | 30 22 10 3 |\n| 29 2 47 26 | 15 21 34 34| |\n| 30 21 15 45*| 17 16 3 20* | |\n| June | | |\n| 1 15 44 2 | 24 17 58 43| |\n| 3 10 12 17* | 26 12 27 37*| |\n| 5 4 40 34 | 28 6 56 29 | |\n| 6 23 8 50 | 30 1 25 22 | |\n| 8 17 37 7 | 31 19 54 14| |\n| 10 12 5 23* | 17 15 2 47 | |\n| 12 6 33 40 | 19 9 31 56 | |\n| 14 1 1 58 | 21 4 1 1 | |\n| 15 19 30 17 | 22 22 30 4 | |\n| 17 13 58 35*| 24 16 59 7 | |\n| August | | |\n| 2 14 23 11 | 26 11 28 9 | |\n| 4 8 52 13* | | |\nEclipses of the first Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| Emerisions | Immerisions | Immerisions |\n|------------|-------------|-------------|\n| D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. |\n| 28 5 57 11* | November | 6 4 11 43 |\n| 30 00 26 13 | Immerisions | 7 22 39 13 |\n| October | Jupiter and the Sun in Conjunction | 9 17 6 42* |\n| 1 18 55 13 | 11 11 34 10 | 11 11 34 10 |\n| 3 13 24 12 | Jupiter and the Sun in Conjunction | 13 6 1 37 |\n| 5 7 53 10 | 15 00 29 2 | 15 00 29 2 |\n| 7 2 22 6 | 16 18 56 27* | 16 18 56 27* |\n| 8 20 51 00 | 18 13 23 52 | 18 13 23 52 |\n| 10 15 19 52 | 20 7 51 18 | 20 7 51 18 |\n| 29 2 21 22 | 22 2 18 51 | 22 2 18 51 |\n| 30 20 49 1 | 23 20 46 29 | 23 20 46 29 |\n| December | 25 15 14 5 | 25 15 14 5 |\n| 2 15 16 37 | 27 9 41 41 | 27 9 41 41 |\n| 4 9 44 12 | 29 4 9 17 | 29 4 9 17 |\n| 30 22 36 55 | | |\n\nEclipses of the second Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| Immersions | Immersions | Immersions |\n|------------|-------------|-------------|\n| D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. |\n| 8 16 53 00* | January | 23 8 31 21 |\n| 12 6 10 32 | 15 19 28 22 | 26 21 49 51 |\n| 4 4 5 27 | 19 8 46 23 | 30 11 8 14* |\n| 7 17 21 24* | March | 3 00 26 36 |\n| 11 6 37 34 | 14 19 53 52 | 6 13 45 3 |\n| 18 9 10 18 | 21 22 26 57 | 10 3 3 29 |\n| 21 22 26 57 | 25 11 43 48 | 13 16 21 40* |\n| 29 1 00 52 | February | Emersions |\n| 12 16 36 7* | 5 13 59 18* | 17 8 18 12* |\n| 1 14 18 7* | 19 19 12 55 | 20 21 36 17 |\n| 5 3 35 32 | May | 24 10 54 12* |\n| | | 28 00 12 00 |\nEclipses of the second Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| Emerisions | Emerisions | Emerisions |\n|------------|------------|------------|\n| D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. |\n| **May** | | |\n| 1 13 29 45* | 22 7 10 55 | 8 12 4 10 |\n| 5 2 47 36 | 25 20 29 13 | 12 1 22 26 |\n| 8 16 5 10 | 29 9 47 31* | Jupiter and the Sun in Conjunction. |\n| 12 5 22 40 | August | November |\n| 15 18 40 11 | 1 23 5 50 | Immersions |\n| 19 7 57 34 | 5 12 24 28 | |\n| 22 21 14 51 | 9 1 43 4 | |\n| 26 10 31 58*| 12 15 1 47 | |\n| 29 23 49 7 | 16 4 20 43 | |\n| **June** | | |\n| 2 13 6 20* | 19 17 39 54| |\n| 6 2 23 16 | 23 6 59 5* | 23 14 9 1 |\n| 9 15 40 20 | 26 20 18 7 | 27 3 24 52 |\n| 13 4 57 26 | 30 9 36 59 | 30 16 40 35|\n| 16 18 14 34 | September | December |\n| 20 7 31 48 | | |\n| 23 20 49 8 | | |\n| 27 10 6 33* | | |\n| 30 22 24 1 | | |\n| **July** | | |\n| 4 12 41 31* | | |\n| 8 1 59 5 | | |\n| 11 15 16 47 | | |\n| 15 4 34 37 | | |\n| 18 17 52 41 | | |\n| **October** | | |\n| 1 9 27 16 | | |\n| 4 22 45 46 | | |\n\nJANU-\nEclipses of the third Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. |\n|-------------|-------------|-------------|\n| **January** | **April** | **June** |\n| Immersions | | Immersions |\n| 6 13 17 41 | 26 9 1 22 | 6 00 48 45 |\n| 13 17 13 16*| 4 23 18 35 | 13 4 46 14 |\n| 20 21 9 29 | 12 3 18 13 | 20 8 43 57* |\n| 28 1 6 31 | | 27 12 42 1* |\n| Emerisions | | Emerisions |\n| 6 15 39 13* | 2 13 1 24* | 6 3 2 1 |\n| 13 19 34 18*| 9 17 1 23 | 13 6 59 34 |\n| 20 23 30 1 | | 20 10 57 1* |\n| 28 3 26 33 | | 27 14 54 51 |\n| **February**| | Jupiter and the Sun in Conjunction. |\n| Immersions | | |\n| 4 5 4 23 | | |\n| 11 9 2 32 | | |\n| 18 13 00 34*| | |\n| 25 17 1 7* | | |\n| Emerisions | | |\n| 4 7 23 55 | | |\n| 11 11 21 34 | | |\n| 18 15 20 6* | | |\n| 25 19 19 9 | | |\n| **March** | | |\n| Immersions | | |\n| 4 21 1 1 | | |\n| 12 1 1 7 | | |\n| 19 5 1 11 | | |\n| Emerisions | | |\n| 1 7 13 28 | | |\n| 8 11 11 5* | | |\n| 15 15 10 1 | | |\n| 22 19 7 48 | | |\n| 29 23 5 9 | | |\n\n**May**\n\n| D. H. M. S. |\n|-------------|\n| Immersions |\n| 22 16 53 42 |\n| 29 20 51 17 |\n\n**August**\n\n| D. H. M. S. |\n|-------------|\n| Immersions |\n| 2 8 37 36* |\n| 9 12 38 1 |\n| 16 38 56 |\n| 20 40 27 |\n| 31 00 41 30 |\n\n**JULY**\n\n| D. H. M. S. |\n|-------------|\n| Immersions |\n| 4 16 40 16 |\n| 11 20 38 46 |\n| 19 00 37 59 |\n| 26 4 37 44 |\n\n**Emerisions**\n\n| D. H. M. S. |\n|-------------|\n| 4 18 52 58 |\n| 12 22 51 22 |\n| 19 2 50 29 |\n| 26 6 50 10 |\n\n**AUGUST**\n\n| D. H. M. S. |\n|-------------|\n| Immersions |\n| 2 8 37 36* |\n| 9 12 38 1 |\n| 16 38 56 |\n| 20 40 27 |\n| 31 00 41 30 |\nEclipses of the third Satellite of Jupiter.\n\n| D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. | D. H. M. S. |\n|-------------|-------------|-------------|\n| August | October | December |\n| Emersions | Jupiter and the Sun in Conjunction | Immersions |\n| 2 10 50 00 | 14 10 56 44 | 25 00 27 56 |\n| 9 14 50 23 | 21 14 57 46 | Jupiter and the Sun in Conjunction |\n| 16 18 51 16 | 28 18 58 16 | December Immersions |\n| 23 22 52 45 | Jupiter and the Sun in Conjunction | 2 4 22 45 |\n| 31 2 53 46 | September Immersions | 9 8 17 11 |\n| | 7 4 42 52 | 16 12 11 11 |\n| | 14 8 44 18 | 23 16 5 27 |\n| | 21 12 45 16 | 30 20 00 18* |\n| | November Immersions | Emersions |\n| | 7 6 55 12* | 23 18 20 49* |\n| | 17 20 32 50 | 30 22 15 00 |\n\nThe fourth Satellite continues to pass wide of the Shadow, so that he will not be eclipsed this Year.\n\nN. B. 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