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Hey guys, I just wanted to know what everyone's up too for the June 8th eclipse of Venus...(and inform anyone who doesn't know)
The June 8th transit of Venus will be visible primarily from Eastern Canada, parts of South America, and select locations in Asia, with maximum visibility occurring at 8:30 GMT. Observers in Norway reported excellent viewing conditions, while many in the Americas will miss the event entirely. The transit lasts approximately half an hour, and viewers are encouraged to use telescopes or online resources for observation. The phenomenon is correctly referred to as a "transit" rather than an "eclipse" of Venus.
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Click the graphic to enlarge.selfAdjoint said:Since a transit only lasts like half an hour, and it will be visible in Athens, I presume it will not be visible in the New World at all. Corrections?
i hate to be picky but is the phrase 'eclipse of venus' correct?- fbsthreads
Math Is Hard said:I've heard that there are places we can watch the eclipse on the internet. Any recomendations?
Xaxerian said:Can the eclipse be sighted from any place in Earth, like South Asia, or merely in the Americas?