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![]() "Jonathan Silverlight" wrote in message ... Not according to http://home.att.net/~p.caimi/Mars.PDF! I did a search for "occultation of jupiter by mars" and apparently there was one in 1591. There was also one in September 1170 (Julian calendar) which was seen by Gervase of Canterbury. The source I found says Redshift has it occurring on September 13, but Guide 8 insists on 2030 12 September. It's beautiful! I don't have Redshift - perhaps someone can test this. There's a fascinating page on Bill Gray's web site at http://www.projectpluto.com/interest.htm#Mutual about mutual events. I quote "You'll immediately notice that, though these events occur at an average rate of about one every 35 years, that we are in the midst of a long dearth of such events. The last was in 1818; the next will be in 2065. This is a natural extension of Murphy's Law to celestial events." Interesting to look through that, will read it today when work quietens down! Cheers, James. |
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