Europa Eclipses the Sun as Seen from Ganymede
16 July 1997
According to Guide, this eclipse is total over Ganymede's high northern latitudes, so in the wide angle view I've placed the observer at about the equivalent of Greenland's earthly latitude and chosen a longitude that would put Jupiter near the meridian.

Here's another way to look at the geometry of this eclipse:


As seen from the Sun, Europa is the smaller snow-white moon passing in front of larger Ganymede. For an observer standing in the high northern latitudes of Ganymede -- behind the center of Europa -- the Sun would be in total eclipse.
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