The transit of Venus occurred on on June 5, 2012. SBVAA held a small “unofficial” party at Richard Rollins Park in Grand Terrance. The next transit will not occur until 2117.
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Mercury Transits the Sun
Skywatchers are in for a treat this November, as Mercury transits the Sun the morning of November 11! It will be a fun opportunity for daytime astronomy as we get to observe another planet during the day. Remember solar safety, and make certain to only view the transit via a telescope equipped with a solar filter or projection system. [ PDF]
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