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Venus: daylight occultation - Mon.18.Jun.07

 
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PostPosted: Jun 16 17:25    Post subject: Venus: daylight occultation - Mon.18.Jun.07 Reply with quote
Have just had a reminder from John, an astro-contact of mine in Bexhill, about the occultation of Venus by the Moon, on Monday, 18th June.

Timings I have for Eastbourne are 15:03:40 to 16:21:00 (BST), and John says it’s also on the web-site of the Society for Popular Astronomy, at

http://www.popastro.com/home.htm

Venus will be mag -4.36, and I have no idea if this will be within reach of my binoculars, but I’m definitely going to have a look (weather permitting, of course!).


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