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• Free counter Updated: 2004-06-08 04:00 UTC The 2004 Transit of Venus.
• Live WebCam Images of the Venus Transit on 2004-06-08. ...
• The Venus Transit Images from Worth Hill Observatory.
• Introduction to the 2004 Jun 08 Transit of Venus. ...
• A rare chance to see a transit of the planet Venus across the Sun's disc. ...
• Only the inferior planets, Mercury and Venus, can Transit the Sun.
• There was an occultation of Venus by the Moon on 2003 May 21 during daylight hours.
• Getting Images of the Venus Transit on 2004-06-08. ...
• Here we decided to upload a new image every few minutes, as from minute to minute there is very little change in the position of Venus as seen on the Sun. ... Venus is somewhat larger, so there should be no problem finding it on the image.
• The transit of Venus is already mentioned by many other web sites. ...
• venus. 2004/" title="Venus Transit, 2004 Jun 8th at Worth Hill Observatory">Live Images of the Transit of Venus 2004</a>.
• Other Pages with Venus Transit Information: .
• NASA: 2004 Venus Transit information page.
• The Venus Transit Images from Worth Hill Observatory.

• View video of Venus through Lick Observatory's 36" refractor. ...
• On June 8, 2004, astronomers in many parts of the world watched as Venus moved across the disk of the Sun, one of the rarest planetary alignments. Only six Venus transits have occurred since the invention of the telescope in the 1600s. ...
• Transit of Venus is made possible through the generosity of the Jim Clark Endowment .
• Transit of Venus is made possible through the generosity of the Jim Clark Endowment .

• Transit Headquarters: Venus Crosses the Sun June 8.
• On June 8, Venus will cross in front of the Sun for the first time since 1882, and backyard skywatchers can see the spectacle Overview . ...
• Strange Venus .
• Earth, Venus and the Sun will all be in a direct line in space. Venus will make contact with the outer portion of the Sun early in the morning in Europe (and before dawn U. ...
• One of the curious aspects, called the "black drop," will occur just as Venus gets fully in front of the Sun's disk at ingress, and again just before it egresses about six hours later from the other side. Venus' black disk will appear to remain linked to the edge of the Sun for a moment, stretching into an apparent pear shape. ...
• A gallery of Venus images taken prior to the transit. ...
• ET when Venus begins its 20-minute exit from the Sun's disk. ...
• The table shows two ingress times (when Venus touches the Sun's limb and then is fully in front of the Sun) and two egress times (when it begins and finishes leaving the disk). ...
• The Sun's image and the shadow of Venus can also be projected through binoculars or a telescope onto a white screen, sheet of paper or wall. ...
• VENUS Transit Action Group (India) .
• The Venus transit is a great way to introduce young people to astronomy. It can be used as a launch point to teach about Venus, the Sun, and orbital mechanics. ...
• Complete History of Venus Transits .
• Summary: Venus regularly passes between Earth and the Sun, but usually it is slightly above or below our line of site. Not for 122 years has Venus transited the Sun. ...

• VENUS TRANSIT.
• On Tuesday 8 June 2004 crossed the Sun's disk producing an extremely rare Venus transit. Venus could could be seen in silhouet as a large black spot. ...
• Astronet and several other institutions in The Netherlands and Belgium organized a live webcast of the Venus transit and acted as a node for online calculation of the Sun-Earth distance through the website 'Venusvoordezon'. ...
• For the time being you might have a look already at the results that are shown at 'Venusvoordezon' or the Venus Transit Photo Gallery of SpaceWeather. ...
• Between June 3 and June 13 Venus is.
• Venus Transit 8 June 2004 .
• Transits of Venus across the disk of the Sun are among the rarest of planetary alignments. ... The next two transits of Venus will occur on 2004 June 08 and 2012 June 06.
• Venus takes more than six hours to track across the Sun. ... Greatest transit is the instant Venus passes closest to the Sun's center. ...
• The entire disk of the Venus is first seen at contact II when the planet is internally tangent with the Sun. During the next several hours, Venus gradually traverses the solar disk at a relative angular rate of approximately 4 arc-min/hr. ... Greatest transit is the instant of minimum angular separation between Venus and the Sun as seen from Earth's geocenter. ...
• This is one frame of an animation that shows both the track of Venus across the Sun and the regions on Earth where the transit will be visible. Contact times and the exact path Venus will take across the Sun differ slightly for observers in different locations. ... The Earth image is centered on the geographical location where Venus lies directly overhead.

• Venus Introduction.
• Venus Introduction.
• Venus Introduction Venus Statistics Animations of Venus Views of Venus References Venusian Impact Craters Venusian Volcanic Features Magellan Mission to Venus Venus Exploration Chronology Venus Photo/Animation Gallery Planetary Icosahedrons   .
• Venus, the jewel of the sky, was once know by ancient astronomers as the morning star and evening star. Early astronomers once thought Venus to be two separate bodies. Venus, which is named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty, is veiled by thick swirling cloud cover. ...
• Astronomers refer to Venus as Earth's sister planet. ... Venus is very different from the Earth. ...
• Venus is scorched with a surface temperature of about 482° C (900° F). ... This makes Venus hotter than Mercury. ...
• Oddly, Venus rotates from east to west. To an observer on Venus, the Sun would rise in the west and set in the east. ...
• Until just recently, Venus' dense cloud cover has prevented scientists from uncovering the geological nature of the surface. ... Four of the most successful missions in revealing the Venusian surface are NASA's Pioneer Venus mission (1978), the Soviet Union's Venera 15 and 16 missions (1983-1984), and NASA's Magellan radar mapping mission (1990-1994). As these spacecraft began mapping the planet a new picture of Venus emerged. ...
• Venus' surface is relatively young geologically speaking. ... Maxwell Montes in Ishtar Terra is the highest peak on Venus. ...

• Her Roman analogue is Venus. ...
• Venus was often referred to with epithet Venus Erycina ("of the heather") after Mt. ...
• Aphrodite rising from the sea foam in birth, crowned with luxuriant tresses, as depicted in the 19th century by William-Adolphe Bouguereau in his 1879 Birth of Venus (the Roman name for Aphrodite). ...
• Venus .

• Chasing Venus Teacher Resource Page .
• These exercises and lesson plans are designed to accompany and enrich the study and discussion of the June 2004 Transit of Venus.
• edu/exhibitions/Chasing-Venus/.
•  Expedition Stories from the Transit of Venus.
• Students write and role play stories based on the Transit of Venus expeditions.
• Students write and produce public service commercials promoting the Transit of Venus and providing information about its safe viewing.

• Venus.
• Venus.
• Known for its beauty in the sky, Venus is the second planet from the Sun and similar in size to Earth. ...
• NASA's Mariners 2, 5 and 10 have all visited Venus. In 1962, Mariner 2 revealed that Venus has cool clouds and an extremely hot surface. ...
• In 1981, the Venera 13 lander provided the first color images of the surface of Venus. ...
• Magellan also examined Venus' massive atmosphere of carbon dioxide and high sulfuric acid clouds. ...
• Other Venus Features: .
•   Fast Facts - Venus: .
• Missions to Venus. ...

• Next Transit of Venus occurs - 6 June 2012 (22:16 UTC) .

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