• We present the ephemerides and circumstances of the mutual occultations and eclipses of the major Uranian satellites in 2006-2010.
  
• Photometric observations of these events is an effective tool for obtaining new astrometric data that can help in the refinement of the theory of satellite motion.
  
• The mutual occultations and eclipses of the major satellites of Uranus occur at epochs of about 4 years in duration. These epochs follow each 43 years.
• In 2006-2010 about 190 mutual occultations and eclipses will occur. Maximum of events falls at 2007.
  
• Not only predicted events but also apparent encounters of satellites (annulating events) must be observed
  because these encounters predicted with a theory of a limited precision
  may be real mutual occultations or eclipses.
  
• The ephemerides of the mutual occultations and eclipses of the major satellites of Uranus in 2006-2010 are presented in four tables according to four periods of visibility of Uranus.

See:

Article to this subject is published:
Emel'yanov N.V. Mutual occultations and eclipses of the major uranian satellites in 2006-2010.
Solar system research. 2006. V. 40. No. 1. P. 79-83.
 
Explications to the ephemerides tables
Ephemerides :
From 2006/03/22 to 2007/02/12 (6 real events, 59 encounters)
From 2007/03/27 to 2008/02/16 (168 real events, 692 encounters)
From 2008/03/30 to 2009/02/20 (14 real events, 145 encounters)
From 2009/04/03 to 2010/02/24 (3 real events, 41 encounters)

Acknowledgements: This work was supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research, project no. 03-02-17441.

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