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Jupiter's moons in November 2026

Io · Europa · Ganymede · Callisto · 42 mutual events

Jupiter's four big moons put on a show every night. They pass behind it, into its shadow and across its face, and their shadows cross its clouds. Any telescope shows it. This is a mutual-event season: the moons' orbits are edge-on to the Sun, so they eclipse and hide each other. Pick your place to see only what's visible from there.

Where the moons are

Jupiter · November 2026

Jupiter's equator horizontal, east to the left as in binoculars. Drag through the month or tap an event to jump to it. Full screen (⤢) steps through one night minute by minute. A faded moon is behind the planet; an empty ring is a moon in its shadow. Positions ±0.1 Jupiter radii, for the picture; the times come from JPL.

Events

58 events you can see from New Delhi this month, on 29 nights

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Times in IST, when the moon's centre crosses the edge, as almanacs list them. A night runs from noon to noon. Tap an event to see it in the diagram.

Night of Sun 1 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    03:47 · on view 02:57–04:37
    Jupiter 38° up · dark sky

Night of Mon 2 Nov

  1. Europa's shadow crosses Jupiter
    22:50 enters → 01:40 leaves · 2 h 50 min
    Jupiter below the horizon
  2. Europa crosses Jupiter
    01:16 enters → 04:10 leaves · 2 h 54 min
    Jupiter 6° up · dark sky
  3. Io's shadow crosses Jupiter
    04:37 enters → 06:50 leaves · 2 h 14 min
    Jupiter 50° up · dark sky
  4. Io crosses Jupiter
    05:46 enters → 08:03 leaves · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter 64° up · dusk

Night of Tue 3 Nov

  1. Io in Jupiter's shadow
    01:42 disappears → reappears unseen · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter 12° up · dark sky
  2. Io behind Jupiter
    disappears unseen → 05:15 reappears · 2 h 19 min
    Jupiter 59° up · dark sky
  3. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    05:25 · on view 04:35–06:15
    Jupiter 61° up · dark sky

Night of Wed 4 Nov

  1. Io crosses Jupiter
    00:14 enters → 02:32 leaves · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter below the horizon

Night of Thu 5 Nov

  1. Europa eclipses Io
    05:08 · 4.8 min
    21% of Io covered · ≈0.3 mag fainter · Jupiter 58° up · dark sky

Night of Fri 6 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    02:56 · on view 02:06–03:46
    Jupiter 31° up · dark sky
  2. Europa eclipses Ganymede
    05:36 · 3.8 min
    1% of Ganymede covered · ≈0.0 mag fainter · Jupiter 65° up · dark sky

Night of Sat 7 Nov

  1. Callisto's shadow crosses Jupiter
    01:01 enters → 05:42 leaves · 4 h 41 min
    Jupiter 6° up · dark sky
  2. Ganymede behind Jupiter
    01:51 disappears → 05:31 reappears · 3 h 40 min
    Jupiter 17° up · dark sky

Night of Sun 8 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    04:34 · on view 03:44–05:24
    Jupiter 54° up · dark sky

Night of Mon 9 Nov

  1. Europa's shadow crosses Jupiter
    01:24 enters → 04:15 leaves · 2 h 51 min
    Jupiter 13° up · dark sky
  2. Europa crosses Jupiter
    03:54 enters → 06:48 leaves · 2 h 54 min
    Jupiter 46° up · dark sky

Night of Tue 10 Nov

  1. Io in Jupiter's shadow
    03:35 disappears → reappears unseen · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter 43° up · dark sky
  2. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    06:13 · on view 05:23–07:03
    Jupiter 73° up · dusk

Night of Wed 11 Nov

  1. Io's shadow crosses Jupiter
    00:55 enters → 03:11 leaves · 2 h 16 min
    Jupiter 8° up · dark sky
  2. Europa behind Jupiter
    disappears unseen → 01:40 reappears · 2 h 51 min
    Jupiter 18° up · dark sky
  3. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    02:04 · on view 01:14–02:54
    Jupiter 23° up · dark sky
  4. Io crosses Jupiter
    02:09 enters → 04:26 leaves · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter 24° up · dark sky

Night of Thu 12 Nov

  1. Io behind Jupiter
    disappears unseen → 01:38 reappears · 2 h 19 min
    Jupiter 18° up · dark sky

Night of Fri 13 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    03:43 · on view 02:53–04:33
    Jupiter 46° up · dark sky

Night of Sat 14 Nov

  1. Ganymede in Jupiter's shadow
    00:45 disappears → 04:22 reappears · 3 h 37 min
    Jupiter 8° up · dark sky
  2. Ganymede behind Jupiter
    05:52 disappears → 09:32 reappears · 3 h 40 min
    Jupiter 72° up · dusk

Night of Sun 15 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    05:22 · on view 04:32–06:12
    Jupiter 68° up · dark sky

Night of Mon 16 Nov

  1. Callisto behind Jupiter
    20:23 disappears → 01:12 reappears · 4 h 49 min
    Jupiter below the horizon
  2. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    01:13 · on view 00:23–02:03
    Jupiter 16° up · dark sky
  3. Europa's shadow crosses Jupiter
    04:00 enters → 06:51 leaves · 2 h 51 min
    Jupiter 52° up · dark sky

Night of Tue 17 Nov

  1. Io in Jupiter's shadow
    05:29 disappears → reappears unseen · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter 70° up · dark sky

Night of Wed 18 Nov

  1. Io eclipses Europa
    02:20 · 2.1 min
    6% of Europa covered · ≈0.1 mag fainter · Jupiter 32° up · dark sky
  2. Io's shadow crosses Jupiter
    02:50 enters → 05:04 leaves · 2 h 15 min
    Jupiter 39° up · dark sky
  3. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    02:52 · on view 02:02–03:42
    Jupiter 39° up · dark sky
  4. Io crosses Jupiter
    04:02 enters → 06:19 leaves · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter 54° up · dark sky
  5. Europa behind Jupiter
    disappears unseen → 04:13 reappears · 2 h 51 min
    Jupiter 57° up · dark sky

Night of Thu 19 Nov

  1. Io behind Jupiter
    disappears unseen → 03:32 reappears · 2 h 19 min
    Jupiter 49° up · dark sky

Night of Fri 20 Nov

  1. Io crosses Jupiter
    22:30 enters → 00:47 leaves · 2 h 17 min
    Jupiter below the horizon
  2. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    04:30 · on view 03:40–05:20
    Jupiter 62° up · dark sky

Night of Sat 21 Nov

  1. Ganymede in Jupiter's shadow
    04:43 disappears → 08:20 reappears · 3 h 37 min
    Jupiter 65° up · dark sky

Night of Sun 22 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    06:09 · on view 05:19–06:59
    Jupiter 75° up · dusk

Night of Mon 23 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    02:00 · on view 01:10–02:50
    Jupiter 32° up · dark sky

Night of Tue 24 Nov

  1. Callisto eclipses Io
    04:46 · 6.2 min
    100% of Io covered · ≈7.5 mag fainter · Jupiter 67° up · dark sky

Night of Wed 25 Nov

  1. Ganymede crosses Jupiter
    23:52 enters → 03:30 leaves · 3 h 38 min
    Jupiter 5° up · dark sky
  2. Europa in Jupiter's shadow
    01:26 disappears → reappears unseen · 2 h 51 min
    Jupiter 26° up · dark sky
  3. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    03:39 · on view 02:49–04:29
    Jupiter 55° up · dark sky
  4. Io eclipses Europa
    04:30 · 0.5 min
    0% of Europa covered · ≈0.0 mag fainter · Jupiter 65° up · dark sky
  5. Io's shadow crosses Jupiter
    04:41 enters → 06:57 leaves · 2 h 16 min
    Jupiter 67° up · dark sky
  6. Io crosses Jupiter
    05:54 enters → 08:12 leaves · 2 h 17 min
    Jupiter 75° up · dark sky

Night of Thu 26 Nov

  1. Io in Jupiter's shadow
    01:51 disappears → reappears unseen · 2 h 18 min
    Jupiter 32° up · dark sky
  2. Io behind Jupiter
    disappears unseen → 05:24 reappears · 2 h 19 min
    Jupiter 74° up · dark sky

Night of Fri 27 Nov

  1. Europa crosses Jupiter
    22:22 enters → 01:16 leaves · 2 h 54 min
    Jupiter below the horizon
  2. Io's shadow crosses Jupiter
    23:11 enters → 01:25 leaves · 2 h 15 min
    Jupiter below the horizon
  3. Io crosses Jupiter
    00:22 enters → 02:39 leaves · 2 h 17 min
    Jupiter 14° up · dark sky
  4. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    05:17 · on view 04:27–06:07
    Jupiter 73° up · dark sky

Night of Sat 28 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    01:08 · on view 00:18–01:58
    Jupiter 25° up · dark sky

Night of Mon 30 Nov

  1. Great Red Spot crosses the middle of Jupiter
    02:47 · on view 01:57–03:37
    Jupiter 48° up · dark sky

Reading the list

Times are when the moon's centre crosses the edge of Jupiter or its shadow, as in published tables. The whole disc takes a few minutes. A start or end marked unseen happens behind Jupiter or inside its shadow. “Only what I can see” keeps events with Jupiter more than 10° up in a dark sky. Positions: JPL DE431 and jup365, with Jupiter as a flattened globe. Mutual-event brightness drops are estimates. Each event happens at the same instant everywhere on Earth. The Great Red Spot is a storm, so its times are estimates. They are when it crosses the middle of the disc (System II, from DE431), taking 91° longitude on 1 Jun 2026 and a drift of 1.75° a month (Sky & Telescope, from the JUPOS drift record). Each degree of error shifts the time by 1.65 min. The spot is well placed for about 50 minutes either side.