Given the fact that it wont happen for the next 105 years, chances are that you shouldn’t miss the transit of venus across the sun on Wednesday morning. The planet will appear as a black spot travelling from one limb of the sun to the other. This happens because the planet Venus comes between the Earth and the Sun and thus appears as a small black dot on the sun to sky-gazers on Earth. [caption id=“attachment_332588” align=“alignleft” width=“380” caption=“The event will not occur for another 117 years: AFP”]  [/caption] Those who have smartphones can follow the event thanks to the venus transit app , but if you’re more of a outdoors and non smartphone sort of person, here is where you can go to see the phenomenon in Mumbai. KhagolMandal ( a group of amateur Mumbai astronomers) and other science groups have arranged for Telescopes with filters for skygazers to see the event. Here are some locations where you can see it in Mumbai: •ShivajiPark, Dadar •Marathi VidnyanParishad, Chunabhatti •Near Kalwa Bridge, Thane (W) • Bopardi Hill, Dombivili (E) • Abhinav High School, MIDC, Dombivili • Lokgram, Kalyan (E) •Phadke Garden, LalChowki, Kalyan • East-West flyoever, Badlapur •Father Agnel High School, Vashi •VasantAlap, Market Yard, Old Panvel •VidyaPrabodhini High School, Nashik • Nehru Planetarium, Worli
Those who have smartphones can follow the event thanks to the venus transit app, but if you’re more of a outdoors and non smartphone sort of person, here is where you can go to see the phenomenon in Mumbai.
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