11.11.2019 - Mercury creates tiny solar eclipse
Aida Petrovska11 November 2019
Time: 13:35 until 16:19
Spectators need proper equipment and appropriate eye protection: Telescopes with a minimum magnification of 50x or binoculars with solar filters are recommended.
The last time Mercury transited the Sun was in May 2016, when astronomers managed to capture some amazing pictures and video footage of the event.
It won't make another transit until 2032, when it will be viewable in most of Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia, and South America. People in North America will have to wait even longer, as the next Mercury transit visible to people there won't happen until 2049.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzKHbeRDrWI
