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The Venus Transit 2004

... Photos (201-210)

On this and the other pages in the VT-2004 Photo Archive, photos are displayed which are related to Venus, the Sun and/or the Venus Transit. They were obtained in many different places. Some of these photos were elected "VT 2004 Photo of the Day".

All photos on this page may be downloaded and used, provided the photographers (authors) and the VT-2004 programme are indicated as source.

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Venus Transit - The End [648 x 514 pix - 27k] DOT Group 45-cm Dutch Open Telescope G-band image [Venus' atmosphere is visible as a bright, circular band outside the solar disc. This remarkable effect is due to refraction in the upper layers of Venus' atmosphere that bends the transmitted sunlight in our direction. See also the DOT Egress movie] More information at this site. June 8, 2004 La Palma, Spain	Venus Transit - The End [648 x 514 pix - 21k] DOT Group 45-cm Dutch Open Telescope Ca II K image [Venus' atmosphere is visible as a bright, circular band outside the solar disc. This remarkable effect is due to refraction in the upper layers of Venus' atmosphere that bends the transmitted sunlight in our direction. See also the DOT Egress movie] More information at this site. June 8, 2004 La Palma, Spain

Venus and Solar Granulation [1000 x 741 pix - 141k] Ralf Vandebergh 6-inch f/8 refractor June 8, 2004, 7:50:41 UT The Netherlands	Venus and the Photosphere [1000 x 824 pix - 202k] Ralf Vandebergh 6-inch f/8 refractor Green-Yellow filters Sony TRV740E videocamera Composite of 88 frames June 8, 2004, 9:34:40 UT The Netherlands

Venus Near 3rd Contact [1000 x 802 pix - 57k] Ralf Vandebergh 6-inch f/8 refractor June 8, 2004, 10:59:32 UT The Netherlands	Venus at 3rd Contact [1000 x 783 pix - 53k] Ralf Vandebergh 6-inch f/8 refractor Sony TRV740E videocamera Composite of 88 frames June 8, 2004, 11:02:54 UT The Netherlands


Venus' Atmosphere [1000 x 802 pix - 53k] Ralf Vandebergh 6-inch f/8 refractor [Sunlight scattered in the upper layers of Venus' atmosphere produces a bright ring - an "aureole"] June 8, 2004, 11:05:31 UT The Netherlands	Venus Transit [400 x 400 pix - 25k] Thomas Abbott 4-inch Meade Newtonian reflector Canon Ixus 400 through eyepiece June 8, 2004 Johannesburg, South Africa

Venus Transit [505 x 530 pix - 15k] Tom Engelsman June 8, 2004, 05:52 UT Melbourne, Australia	Venus Transit - After 2nd Contact [704 x 576 pix - 19k] Arto Oksanen [Nyrola Observatory] June 8, 2004, 05:40:41 UT Finland



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