Assuming someone is "standing" on the "surface" of Jupiter (ok, in a stable position deep inside the gas giant's gravity field analog to standing on the surface of a rock planet) where the moons can be seen during the night, how would be the sky like during a lunar "month" cycle of all the moons around the planet (a lunar month defined as the interval of time it takes for all the moons to show the same configuration again)?
Do all the moons chase one another at a fixed distance, or do they cross and bypass one another like a race?
How long is a lunar month in Jupiter?