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Storm Clarence wrote:

A one time showing.  Did you build your viewer?  

A shoebox, a small piece of foil, a white post-it, and a pin will give you ring side seats to this event.

Enjoy the show.  

I am going to try to view this!  What time is best for us east coast folks?

 

Peace!

 

 

 

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Storm Clarence wrote:

A one time showing.  Did you build your viewer?  

A shoebox, a small piece of foil, a white post-it, and a pin will give you ring side seats to this event.

Enjoy the show.  

can this be explained in dummy terms i am truly confused.

i got that there i a show about Venus. only showing once and your advertising it.

what exactly do we get to see. because it sounds interesting and my good friend Hippie will be there.

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Claireschen Hesten wrote:

i just saw about this on the news apparently the
best time to see it is sunrise
since it's going to be more than a hundred years before this happens again i may well make the effort to be awake at sunrise to see it

It depends where in the world you live.  Here is a link with more information.  Check the 'Where to see...' graphic toward the bottom of the page to see where it will be visible in your part of the world (weather permitting).

http://www.space.com/15541-venus-transit-sun-2012-guide-infographic.html

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I witnessed the entire June 2004 Transit of Venus as it was a gloriously sunny day here in Ireland and the entire transit was visible. The transits always occur in pairs eight years apart and this is the last one anyone alive today is likely to see (next one is in 2117).

Unfortunately this time for me I'll have to get up at 4am or so as the Sun will rise with the transit near the end so I'll need a clear horizon and a lot of luck with the weather!

 

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Hippie Bowman wrote:


Storm Clarence wrote:

I missed this one, I was looking at the other side of the sun.  

 

LOL Storm!  HEHE!  I was waiting for Venus Petrov to fly across the field of vision.  Sigh!  Did not happen!

 

Peace!

that is what i thought storm ment the first time hehe. :P

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Hippie Bowman wrote:


Storm Clarence wrote:

I missed this one, I was looking at the other side of the sun.  

 

LOL Storm!  HEHE!  I was waiting for Venus Petrov to fly across the field of vision.  Sigh!  Did not happen!

 

Peace!

Well, I am always transiting something.  Just not so often between Sun and Earth. 

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