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Many Ways to Observe the Transit of Mercury

by Hanna Sathiapal | May 12, 2016 | Public Engagement

Public activities Several FLARECAST partners contributed to public activities related to the transit of Mercury on May 9th. CNRS (Meudon), TCD (Dublin), PSUD (Orsay) and FHNW (Windisch) set up telescopes and screens for public observation and provided information on...

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