Lunar Occultation of Jupiter

A lunar occultation of Jupiter was visible from Malaysia on November 3, 2026 before sunrise, Malaysian time. During this lunar occultation of Jupiter, two Galilean moons were supposed to be visible. At the ingress phase (top row), Io can be seen trailing to the west of Jupiter, while Europa was transiting across the surface of Jupiter, but couldn't be seen due to the limitation of the resolution, poor seeing condition and low contrast against the Jovian disk. At the egress phase (bottom row), the trailing Io was still blocked by the Moon, while Europa could be seen exiting the eastern limb of Jupiter, thanks to the much improved seeing condition and better contrast against the darker Jovian limb.

Celestron C8 Telescope
GSO 2x Barlow
QHY5III178C Camera

Stacked with AutoStakkkert!4
Wavelet adjustment with RegiStax 6
Enhancement with Photoshop 2020
The lunar disk and Jupiter were processed separately and placed into position accordingly due to the fast movement of the Moon/Jupiter.