//
// Author: Qam1
// Name: Occultation of Earth and Jupiter 2048
// Version: 5.0
// License: Public Domain
// Description: Phobos occultations of Earth are common, as are occultations of Jupiter. But occultations of both on the same day are very rare. Here's one that takes place 1/23/2048. In real speed.
//

core.setObserverLocation(-31.59, -44.11, 17, 1, "The place to be", "Mars");

LandscapeMgr.setCurrentLandscapeID("mars");

core.selectObjectByName("Phobos", pointer = true);

StelMovementMgr.setFlagTracking(true);

core.setDate("2048-01-23T09:53:44", "utc");

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(18, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(5);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(8, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(15);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(1, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(10);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(0.4, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(20);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(1, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(40);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(0.4, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(35);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(1, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(10);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(8, 1);

core.setTimeRate(1);
core.wait(5);

StelMovementMgr.zoomTo(18, 1);