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Swedish Solar Telescope, La Palma, courtesy of Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
1999 Transit of Mercury
Glenn Schneider, Leon Golub, and Jay Pasachoff's paper
from the American Astronomical Society's
Division of Planetary Science meeting in 2001
their final paper
published in
Icarus
2003
2003 Mercury transit page at TRACE
2003 Mercury transit white-light video by TRACE (13 MB)
2003 Mercury transit page at the New Swedish Solar Telescope, La Palma
2003 Mercury transit page at SOHO
2003 Mercury transit page at GONG
2003 Mercury transit TRACE combination image
TRACE movie in an extreme-ultraviolet wavelength
TRACE movie in white light
A ground-based image by Philippe Jacquot of Annecy, France
movie from the Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG)
composite image from the Udaipur, India, GONG site,
carefully co-registered so that the overall Sun stayed steady;
The solar rotation blurred out the sunspots
ground-based composite white-light image by D. Dierick
Rome Observatory
individual images
European Southern Observatory press release
1999
Big Bear Solar Observatory Transit of Mercury Movie
TRACE coverage of 1999 Mercury Transit
Dawn C. Meyer's page
Astronomy Picture of the Day
A TRACE collage of the 1999 transit in all observed wavelengths
Mees Solar Observatory, University of Hawaii
Contact
Professor Jay Pasachoff (
Jay.M.Pasachoff@williams.edu
)
Williams College--Hopkins Observatory
33 Lab Campus Drive
Williamstown, MA 01267
(413) 597-2105; fax (413) 597-3200