will have to follow it on ISS. Planned and
trained so much to get better pictures than
my attempts during 2004 (which wasn't that
bad), but now the clouds have descended over
here for the next week or longer, so no hopes
of catching it through my telescopes.
This would be nice chance for schools in US
to organize something interesting. My kids
and me- we will be watching it and, I will
sure tell our family in Europe to join - it
seems that will be visible from their point
at sunrise! Great!
fue maravilloso aunque corto pero sensacional
empezó a entrar en la parte superior derecha
y fue entrando al sol pero el sol finalmente
se oculto fue fantástico.
Gracias a nuestros cientific@s por
compartirnos esta clase de eventos únicos y
maravillosos; muy a pesar de que nuestro
romántico planeta hermano, bien podría ser la
sede del mismísimo infierno cristiano. :)
Gracias a la nasa por brindarnos la
oportunidad de ver en vivo este evento tan
importante como lo es el paso de venus frente
al sol.....Saludos desde ciudad juÁRez
chihuahua mÉXico
Gracias a la nasa por brindarnos la
oportunidad de ver en vivo este evento tan
importante como lo es el paso de venus frente
al sol..... SALUDOS DESDE CIUDAD JUÁREZ, CHIHUAHUA,
MÉXICO
we got lucky here in San Antonio texas, was
able to see it the transit with pin hole box
viewer and follwed the live web cam from
Hawaii....although we have cloud cover, we
got a few breaks and manage to see the sun
and Venus.
I was lucky enough to go out with the family
and share in this once in a life time event
with them. I had went to an observatory where
excitment was high. Though, the cloud cover,
n rain dampened our moods. When I got home, I
decided amongst a thunder n lightening storm
in Calgary, Alberta, Canada to check the
weather of the rest of the World during this
event.
From the places that I checked: Japan, China,
Taiwan, Indonesia, Africa, Canada, the US
(cept Arizona/California (clear with about 24
degrees), still checking), Ireland, etc all
have cloud cover, and in most instances have
lightening n rain.
I find myself asking if Venus's transition
had much to do with our weather here on
Earth.
Ok, I'm now going back to the thunder n
lightening storm currently going on for the
last 2 hours.
It was great in Hyderabad, India - clear sky
with a small cloud cover at ~9:30 a.m. which
cleared within 5 minutes. Now I can live in
peace for the next 105 years.
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hondacivic21218 (12 months ago | reply)
An exciting project. Am wondering if the "black drop" effect will show up above our atmosphere. Herman Heyn hermanheyn.com
hellhound604 (12 months ago | reply)
will have to follow it on ISS. Planned and trained so much to get better pictures than my attempts during 2004 (which wasn't that bad), but now the clouds have descended over here for the next week or longer, so no hopes of catching it through my telescopes.
flierbill added this photo to his favorites. (12 months ago)
Neno1Ela (12 months ago | reply)
This would be nice chance for schools in US to organize something interesting. My kids and me- we will be watching it and, I will sure tell our family in Europe to join - it seems that will be visible from their point at sunrise! Great!
kognatus and BarryAllahyar added this photo to their favorites.
imn2012 (12 months ago | reply)
in my country(spain) i don´t can see hooo
imn2012 (12 months ago | reply)
I losent , I writ bad , Ican´t see
simonetre666999 (12 months ago | reply)
Por aqui (Brasil), Belo Horizonte-MG,o sol já se pôs...:(
Tony Pe (12 months ago | reply)
Tony P. en espera desde Santo Domingo. R. D.
Christian1725 (12 months ago | reply)
Esperando la sombra de la bella Venus desde Medellín, Colombia.
tdiguy1 added this photo to his favorites. (12 months ago)
ecosatellite (12 months ago | reply)
mais um de Porto,Portugal!
Archivist Llewellyn and taterbiscuit added this photo to their favorites.
Roland0j (12 months ago | reply)
Desde Honduras, Centroamerica estamos viendo a Venus!!!!
Lake Crimson added this photo to her favorites. (12 months ago)
Ed Greding (12 months ago | reply)
Dodging clouds here in Central Texas, but doing fine. Hope photos come out well. Ojala que se ve bien en Mexicoi y America Central! Ed Greding
Yadira1995 (12 months ago | reply)
fue maravilloso aunque corto pero sensacional empezó a entrar en la parte superior derecha y fue entrando al sol pero el sol finalmente se oculto fue fantástico.
Asif Khan (Shovon) added this photo to his favorites. (12 months ago)
Hillyjane (12 months ago | reply)
Pouring with rain here in Perth, Australia. So disappointed.
MikeBlogs added this photo to his favorites. (12 months ago)
♫ Lion ♫ (12 months ago | reply)
Europe is coming :p
JustForFun43 (12 months ago | reply)
i live in south germany near munich, could not see anything, the sky is too cloudy impossible to see something shame
XHUANX (12 months ago | reply)
Gracias a nuestros cientific@s por compartirnos esta clase de eventos únicos y maravillosos; muy a pesar de que nuestro romántico planeta hermano, bien podría ser la sede del mismísimo infierno cristiano. :)
The Cessa, MotherFucknCash, and DANI28256 added this photo to their favorites.
mayito59 (12 months ago | reply)
Gracias a la nasa por brindarnos la oportunidad de ver en vivo este evento tan importante como lo es el paso de venus frente al sol.....Saludos desde ciudad juÁRez chihuahua mÉXico
mayito59 (12 months ago | reply)
Gracias a la nasa por brindarnos la oportunidad de ver en vivo este evento tan importante como lo es el paso de venus frente al sol.....
SALUDOS DESDE CIUDAD JUÁREZ, CHIHUAHUA, MÉXICO
jcather added this photo to their favorites. (12 months ago)
spanishangel55 (12 months ago | reply)
we got lucky here in San Antonio texas, was able to see it the transit with pin hole box viewer and follwed the live web cam from Hawaii....although we have cloud cover, we got a few breaks and manage to see the sun and Venus.
steveroberts2012 (12 months ago | reply)
I was lucky enough to go out with the family and share in this once in a life time event with them. I had went to an observatory where excitment was high. Though, the cloud cover, n rain dampened our moods. When I got home, I decided amongst a thunder n lightening storm in Calgary, Alberta, Canada to check the weather of the rest of the World during this event.
From the places that I checked: Japan, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Africa, Canada, the US (cept Arizona/California (clear with about 24 degrees), still checking), Ireland, etc all have cloud cover, and in most instances have lightening n rain.
I find myself asking if Venus's transition had much to do with our weather here on Earth.
Ok, I'm now going back to the thunder n lightening storm currently going on for the last 2 hours.
JamTransit2012 (12 months ago | reply)
It was great in Hyderabad, India - clear sky with a small cloud cover at ~9:30 a.m. which cleared within 5 minutes. Now I can live in peace for the next 105 years.
samuelsalas (12 months ago | reply)
Ver el trÁNsito de venus por el sol, es una experiencia maravillosa. Desde lima disfrutamos el mejor evento del aÑO.
msim1238 added this photo to their favorites. (12 months ago)