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Rare Venus Transit of Sun Occurs in June

Mark your calendars! On June 5-6, a rare celestial event called a transit of Venus will take place, and it won’t be repeated in your lifetime.

During the transit, Venus will pass directly in front of the sun from Earth’s perspective, appearing as a small, slowly moving black dot. The last time this happened was in June 2004, but the next one won’t take place until December 2117. This is the last chance for anyone alive today to see the rare celestial sight.

Unlike a total eclipse of the sun, which is visible only within a long narrow track traced by the moon’s shadow, during the 2012 transit of Venus the entire hemisphere of Earth facing the sun will get to see at least part of the planet’s solar crossing.

CREDIT: Imelda B. Joson and Edwin L. Aguirre

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Cutieees @ashleysinsf @brittneymv @jellynoodles (Taken with Instagram at Ashley’s house)

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Eclipses need fancy cameras, thank you very much. (Taken with Instagram at The Pacific Ocean)

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