Mercury transit across the solar disk observations in Omsk

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Leus Elena

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May 9 Omsk planetarium for astronomy enthusiasts and residents organized observations of Mercury's transit across the solar disk. On the observation platform worked 7 telescopes. Two of the projected image of the Sun and Mercury on the background screens. Four were equipped with special filters. The most popular Coronado telescope, in which besides the main "active characters" you could see the stunning beauty of the prominences

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I teach astronomy in a city Palace of children's creativity. Also I am the lecturer in a city Planetarium

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