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Will the 2012 transit of Venus be visible from California?
Around 3:03 pacific time.
When will Venus next transit the sun from Mars?
Venus is visible most of the time if you know where to look. The only times it cannot be seen are when it's too close to the Sun, which happens for a short period (maybe a month) about every 9 months or so.
What year did the last transit of Venus occur?
2012.
When will the next transit be seen on earth?
There will be a Transit of Venus on June 5/6, 2012, depending on which side of the International Date Line you're on. The best views will be from Guam or perhaps Japan on June 6; Guam often has cloudy weather.
Is the transit of Venus's easy to see?
The transit of Venus is very easy to see. It is widely viewed, especially by scientists and astronomers around every century. The next transit of Venus shall occur in the year 2012 AD. -DATE: 15.6.11
Will you need a telescope to view the 2012 transit of Venus?
Yes, with special filters.
Where was the Venus transit seen from on earth?
It was seen in 2004 in many parts of Europe, Africa, Asia and North and South America. The Venus transit was visible over about 75 percent of the Earth, and ended at sunrise over central and eastern North America. The event was over by the time the Sun rose over the West Coast of North America (but viewers in Alaska could see the beginning of the transit and, for Northern Alaskans, the entire transit, because the Sun does not go below the horizon).
What time is the transit of venus 2012?
From 3:05 trough sunset , about 7 hours
Can Venus be seen at night without a telescope?
Yes. From summer of 2011 to late spring of 2012 Venus is visible in the West after sunset (If you are in a good location and know exactly where to look it is visible from midday in the East- but without a telescope that is quite difficult).In the last week of January, February, March and April it will appear to be near the Moon.In July it will transit (cross in front of) the Sun (not for viewing with out very special equipment) - the last transit for 105 years.Yes. Venus is the second brightest object in the night sky. Only the moon is brighter. It is normally visible shortly after sunset or shortly before sunrise.
What are the release dates for NASA EDGE - 2007 Transit of Venus Interview with Dean Pesnell 6-7?
NASA EDGE - 2007 Transit of Venus Interview with Dean Pesnell 6-7 was released on: USA: 28 June 2012
What are the release dates for NASA EDGE - 2007 Transit of Venus Interview with Gorden Chin 6-5?
NASA EDGE - 2007 Transit of Venus Interview with Gorden Chin 6-5 was released on: USA: 22 June 2012
What are the release dates for NASA EDGE - 2007 Transit of Venus Interview with James Garvin 6-6?
NASA EDGE - 2007 Transit of Venus Interview with James Garvin 6-6 was released on: USA: 26 June 2012
