Occultations and eclipses of its satellites

                                                                               T1        T2        T3       Tmax       T5        T6        T7
Year  M  D  h  m  s  Event Type  Ph   Dur dMag  %Ill   Sep  PA  MinD    h  m  s   h  m  s   h  m  s   h  m  s   h  m  s   h  m  s   h  m  s
2010  5  2 17 49 24  (I) ecl (V)  P   505  0.0  96.4   2.3  86  0.053  17 45 11  17 46 32            17 49 24            17 52 16  17 53 37
2010 10  8  3 50 44  (I) ecl (V)  P     1  2.1  15.0   7.2 330  0.024   3 50 44   3 50 44             3 50 44             3 50 45   3 50 45

Legend :

Date in the format year/month/day, a * an asterisk points out that the moons draw near but they don't hide itself
Event type : type of event, eclipse or occultation
Ph : phenomena, M=missed, E=penumbral eclipse, P=partial eclipse/occultation, T=total eclipse/occultation, A=annular eclipse/occultation
Durn : lenght in secons
dMag : fall of light in magnitude
%ill : change in illumination, in comparison to the whole illumination, of the remaining (occultation) moon or of both (eclipse)
Sep : distance in ° between hide/eclipsed satellite and center of the planet
Pa : position angle between hide/eclipsed satellite and center of the planet
MinSep : least distance between the centers of the moons or between the moon and the shade
T1-T7 : beginning / end of the phase of contact with the penumbra
T2-T6 : beginning / end of the phase of contact with the shade or between the edges of the moons
T3-T5 : beginning / end of the phase of totality
Tmax : time of half event