Venus Transit Eyes the Sun This June
Experts from NASA explain the rare transit of Venus occurring June 5 and 6 when Venus passes between Earth and the sun. Protect eyes with eclipse glasses as the event draws near, with historical context noting the rarity and the 2117 2125 next pair.
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Transit of Venus June 5 6 visible worldwide
The transit will be visible from most of Earth with partial views in North America and full views from Hawaii noted NASA Edge will stream the event. Observers are warned against looking at the Sun and given safety tips for eclipse glasses and solar viewing.
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Transits of Venus spark global astronomy milestones
Experts recount how ancient civilizations and later astronomers predicted and observed Venus transits. From Kepler’s miss in 1631 to Horrocks and Crabtree’s 1639 sighting, expeditions in the 1700s used timing and math to measure the solar system.
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