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File: 2001-03_S1975J1_S2000J7_9_10_J6_8_11_mpc.data.txt
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     Contents: 
       - 3 observations of the satellite S/1975J1 of Jupiter made in Febuary 2001
       - 2 observations of the satellite S/2000J7 of Jupiter made in Febuary 2001
       - 4 observations of the satellite S/2000J9 of Jupiter made in Febuary 2001
       - 2 observations of the satellite S/2000J10 of Jupiter made in Febuary 2001
       - 5 observations of the satellite J6 of Jupiter made in Febuary 2001
       - 15 observations of the satellite J8 of Jupiter made in Febuary 2001
       - 9 observations of the satellite J11 of Jupiter made in Febuary 2001
     (right ascensions and declinations coordinates in mean equatorial 
     topocentric 2000.0 reference frame).
 
     Reference: 
     These observations were
     made at the following sites by the following observers:
568  Mauna Kea.  2.2-m University of Hawaii reflector + CCD.  Observers 
     S. S. Sheppard and D. C. Jewitt.  Measured by S. S. Sheppard.
704  Lincoln Laboratory Experimental Test System, New Mexico.  1.0-m f/2.15
     reflector + CCD.  Observers M. Blythe, F. Shelly, M. Bezpalko,
     M. Elowitz and R. Huber.  Measurers J. Stuart, R. Sayer, J. B. Evans and
     H. Viggh.
950  La Palma.  Nordic 2.56-m reflector + CCD.  Observers K. Aksnes,
     T. Grav and M. Holman.

     Format:
         This is a sequential file; one record contains 80 bytes with the 
         MPC format,
         col.  1-12    the satellite number or designation,
         col. 16-19    the year,               
         col. 21-22    the month, 
         col. 24-31    the day and fraction of day,
 
         col. 33-34    hours                  |
         col. 36-37    minutes                  > right ascension 
         col. 39-43    seconds                |
         col. 45-47    degrees          |
         col. 49-50    minutes            >       declination
         col. 52-55    seconds          |
 
         col. 66-69    magnitude if available
         col. 71       spectral band for the magnitude if available
         col. 78-80    observatory IAU number
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