Tag: Transit of Venus
ANGKASA’s Photos: Transit Of Venus (Malaysia) June 6, 2012
These photos of the June 6, 2012 Venus Transit are from the Malaysian National Space Agency or ANGKASA’s website.
The photos were taken from the ANGKASA’s Langkawi National Observatory, in Pulau Langkawi or Langkawi Island earlier today.
How I wish that I could be there 🙂
- Photo of the Transit Of Venus from Langkawi National Observatory by ANGKASA, at 8:13am, June 6, 2012.



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Photos – Transit Of Venus June 5, 2012
Now in Malaysian sky, the Venus is still transiting through the face of the Sun.
Unfortunately, I can’t see the transit because I do not have any solar filter to protect my eyes from the Sun.
But, I can watch and see the event from videos and pictures and on the internet.
I am still waiting for photos of the Venus Transit through the Malaysian sky from the National Space Agency.
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ANGKASA’s Photos: Transit Of Venus (Malaysia) June 6, 2012.
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NASA’s Special And Rare Video Of The Transit Of Venus (June 5, 2012)
Below are photos of the Transit of Venus from other parts of the world.
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The Transit Of Venus June 6, 2012

The Transit of Venus will occurs tomorrow.
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Photos Transit Of Venus June 5, 2012.
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ANGKASA’s Photos: Transit Of Venus (Malaysia) June 6, 2012.
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NASA’s Special And Rare Video Of The Transit Of Venus (June 5, 2012)
Venus Transit happens when Earth, Venus and Sun are align together.
During the transit, Venus can be seen from the Earth as a small black disk moving across the face of the Sun.
It is a very rare event to be able to see Venus passing across the face of the sun.
Venus Transits currently recur at intervals of 8, 105.5, 8 and 121.5 years.
In Malaysia we can see the transit begins with contact I at 06:09:29 am, reach the maximum phase at 09:29:28 am and finally the transit ends at contact IV at 12:49:57 pm.

The transit will can be seen from the West to the East.
Most of North America sees the beginning of the transit in the afternoon and evening on June 5, whereas much of Eurasia sees the end of the transit in the morning on June 6, 2012.
WARNING: Viewing the Sun without safety filters can cause a permanent eye damage or blindness!
