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 SST - Swedish 1m Solar Telescope June 7 12:53 UT La Palma, (Spain) |  The ISS passing in front of the Sun June 7, 14:22 UT (Anim.GIF) 8-inch LX90 + TuoUcam + solar filter John Locker (UK) |  SOHO LASCO - C2 (ESA) | |||
| Latest Comment (June 7, 18:40 UT) : There are several active regions on the Sun just now. The image from the Swedish Solar Telescope (SST) on Tenerife (left) shows the so-called "granulation", cells of hot gas (hundreds of kilometres across) moving around near the visible "surface" of the Sun. The dark feature in the lower part of that image is a "sunspot", a region somewhat cooler than the surroundings. Venus is now visible in the C2-image from SOHO-LASCO (right), approaching the Sun from the left. A photo of the International Space Station (ISS) was captured as it moved in front of the Sun for a UK observer earlier today. While you are preparing for tomorrow's event, why don't you get into the right mood by listening to John Philip Sousa's Venus Transit March" from 1882? |  OTHER WEBSITES |  | |||
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