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Mercury Transit of the Sun rare advent 11/11/2019
This transit of Mercury proves the Earth spherical and heliocentric I was looking into the geocentric Earth back in 2015 when the flat Earth started, simply out of curiosity because I couldn't feel the Earth spinning and the bible clearly states that the Earth is stationary and immovable,Chronicles 16:30,Psalm 93:1, a few years later I realise that Nicolaus Copernicus was correct and the Earth is heliocentric moving around the Sun.
The next transit of Mercury might be visible in the UK (subject to Weather) on 11 November 2019. The transit will begin at 12.41 UTC and will continue throughout the afternoon. Mercury will be closest to the centre of the Sun as seen from UK London at 3.19UTC; timings for other parts of the country may vary. It will be Viewable from 71 degrees north down to the South Pole depending on what longitude you are at, the UK will not experience a full transit of the Sun because the Sun will set at 16:12 hours UTC and will be viewable for a total of four hours and 31 minutes max. (subject to Cloud)
The maximum transit time will be hrs 5:21 viewable from Argentina. anywhere south of 51°North on the east coast of America will see part of the transit up to 81 degrees west at the line of Capricorn down to the south pole.
It will not be viewable from Australia or any place north of that going from a line from Egypt to Eastern Norway.
You're not be able to see this with your eyes and do not look at the Sun directly, use a solar filter to see this and a 4 inch telescope or bigger or you could see it with a P900 camera or even a 200 mm lens on Digital camera or SLR camera using the appropriate Solar filter. Obviously this will only be viewable if it is not cloudy or raining but I'm sure it will be seen by many and possibly could be live streamed on YouTube by many people at that time, so search then or after at that date and enjoy this rare event.
Mercury Transit of the Sun rare advent 11/11/2019
This transit of Mercury proves the Earth spherical and heliocentric I was looking into the geocentric Earth back in 2015 when the flat Earth started, simply out of curiosity because I couldn't feel the Earth spinning and the bible clearly states that the Earth is stationary and immovable,Chronicles 16:30,Psalm 93:1, a few years later I realise that Nicolaus Copernicus was correct and the Earth is heliocentric moving around the Sun.
The next transit of Mercury might be visible in the UK (subject to Weather) on 11 November 2019. The transit will begin at 12.41 UTC and will continue throughout the afternoon. Mercury will be closest to the centre of the Sun as seen from UK London at 3.19UTC; timings for other parts of the country may vary. It will be Viewable from 71 degrees north down to the South Pole depending on what longitude you are at, the UK will not experience a full transit of the Sun because the Sun will set at 16:12 hours UTC and will be viewable for a total of four hours and 31 minutes max. (subject to Cloud)
The maximum transit time will be hrs 5:21 viewable from Argentina. anywhere south of 51°North on the east coast of America will see part of the transit up to 81 degrees west at the line of Capricorn down to the south pole.
It will not be viewable from Australia or any place north of that going from a line from Egypt to Eastern Norway.
You're not be able to see this with your eyes and do not look at the Sun directly, use a solar filter to see this and a 4 inch telescope or bigger or you could see it with a P900 camera or even a 200 mm lens on Digital camera or SLR camera using the appropriate Solar filter. Obviously this will only be viewable if it is not cloudy or raining but I'm sure it will be seen by many and possibly could be live streamed on YouTube by many people at that time, so search then or after at that date and enjoy this rare event.
