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The 2004 Venus Transit - Lyon Township Community Park

On rare occasions, Venus passes between the Earth and the Sun. During the twenty-first century, it will happen twice, once in the year 2004, and once in the year 2012. Such events are called Venus Transits.

Many Lowbrows observed the most recent Venus Transit, which took place on the morning of June 8, 2004. A few gathered at Lyon Township Community Park in New Hudson, Michigan.

The following photographs were taken that morning.

Doug Nelle looking at Venus

Doug Nelle looking at Venus.

A group of telescopes, all pointing at Venus

A group of telescopes, all pointing at Venus.

See also Astrophotos of Venus Taken at Lyon Township Community Park by Doug Nelle, and Astrophotos of Venus Taken at Lyon Township Community Park by Doug Scobel.

Photo Credits

All Photos on this page were taken by Doug Scobel on June 8, 2004.

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