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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Catch the transit in Cleveland
Observers on the North Coast are well-positioned to see the last transit of Venus in our lifetimes on Tuesday, June 5, 2012. The event is rare, indeed, with the next transit taking place in the year 2117 — and then … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, Cleveland, northeastern ohio, public event, sky event, sun, transit of venus, Venus
Now all we need is clear skies
“I spent some time this morning experimenting with solar photography. On June 5 the transit of Venus will take place and, since the next one after that won’t happen for another 115 years, I thought I should try for this … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, astrophoto, northeast ohio, ohio, photograph, solar, sun, sunspot, transit of venus, Venus
Our (very) partial eclipse
Sites along the US West Coast enjoyed a beautiful annular eclipse on Sunday, May 20, as did observers in China. We did not see much of an eclipse from Northeastern Ohio. We were, however, treated to some beautiful sunset views! … Continue reading
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Tagged eclipse, northeastern ohio, ohio, photograph, solar, solar eclipse, sun
So long, Venus!
Jay Reynolds made this photo of Venus setting over the pond at Letha House Park. This week, Venus will be losing one degree of altitude per day as it heads towards its rendezvous with astronomical history — June’s transit of … Continue reading
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Tagged astrophoto, Letha House Park, photograph, pond, Reynolds, sun, transit, Venus
