Jupiter Ephemeris Generator 1.3 for New Horizons

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Original sample trajectory
Early: Launch 11-Jan-06; Jupiter 26-Feb-07; Pluto 14-Jul-15
Middle: Launch 19-Jan-06; Jupiter 28-Feb-07; Pluto 14-Jul-15
Late: Launch 27-Jan-06; Jupiter 02-Mar-07; Pluto 14-Jul-15
2016: Launch 29-Jan-06; Jupiter 14-Mar-07; Pluto 12-Jul-16
2017: Launch 01-Feb-06; Jupiter 25-Mar-07; Pluto 11-Jul-17
Official Post-Launch Trajectory
Updated Trajectory version 2 (23 March 2006)
Updated Trajectory version 3 (27 March 2006)
Updated Trajectory version 4 (31 October 2006)

Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute (UTC)
Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second (UTC)
Year, DOY, Hour, Minute (UTC)
Year, DOY, Hour, Minute, Second (UTC)
Modified Julian Date (UTC)
Spacecraft-Jupiter distance (km)
Jupiter phase angle (deg)
Ring opening angle to Spacecraft (deg)
Ring opening angle to the Sun (deg)
Sub-spacecraft inertial longitude (deg, J2000)
Sub-solar inertial longitude (deg, J2000)
Sub-spacecraft planetocentric latitude & rotating longitude (deg)
Sub-solar planetocentriclatitude & rotating longitude (deg)
Sun-Jupiter distance (km)
Jupiter RA (hours) & Dec (deg)
Earth RA (hours) & Dec (deg)
Sun RA (hours) & Dec (deg)

Moon Columns:

Spacecraft-Satellite distance (km)
Satellite phase angle (deg)
Sub-spacecraft planetocentric latitude & rotating longitude (deg)

NOTE: Fails for Himalia and Elara
Sub-solar planetocentric latitude & rotating longitude (deg)

NOTE: Fails for Himalia and Elara
RA (hours) & Dec (deg)
Offset RA & Dec from Jupiter (deg)
Opening from Observer (deg)


Io (J1) Europa (J2) Ganymede (J3) Callisto (J4) Amalthea (J5) Thebe (J14) Adrastea (J15) Metis (J16) Himalia (J6) Elara (J7)