Jupiter was observed by XMM-Newton in revolution 620 for ~100 ksec starting
on 2003-04-28@16:23 UT. Since the equatorial jovian day
lasts 35730 sec, the XMM-Newton observation covered almost 3 jovian days.
Information on the XMM-Newton Jupiter observation is available at the URL:
On this page you can find preliminary data processing results, including
images and spectra, together with info on the availability
of the related data files.
3rd VILSPA SAS Workshop: reminder
There are still a few places available to attend the 3rd VILSPA SAS Workshop,
which will be held from October 8 to 10, 2003.
The SAS Workshops aim at providing potential XMM-Newton users, having no or
little experience of XMM-Newton data analysis,
with an introduction to the procedures and techniques to successfully reduce
and analyze XMM-Newton data.
No specific knowledge of X-ray data analysis is, in principle, required to
attend the workshop. Astronomers with experience in
wavelengths other than X-rays are warmly encouraged to apply.
Everybody interested to attend should fill-in and submit the pre-registration
form, available at the URL: