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There will be a transit of Mercury on 11 Nov 2019. The transit starts ~7:35am EST and ends ~1:04pm EST as seen from Columbus Ohio. Be sure to use the appropriate safeguards when observing the sun. ST3 Pro has a great feature that will flag upcoming events like transits, eclipses, etc. Is there a plan to implement this feature in ST4 Visual?
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Oops, I put this in the visual observing section of the forum instead of in the imaging section where it belongs.
Greg, feel free to relocate this thread to the imaging section.
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People will no doubt view it visually as well, so it is fine here. BTW ST4 Imaging will be getting event calculations and ephemerides in the coming months.
Clear skies,
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Hi Greg,
Glad to hear about the coming event calculations & ephemides in ST4i. I miss those from ST3 Pro.
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Hi All,
Is anyone planning to observe/image the upcoming transit of Mercury? There won't be another visible from the western hemisphere for a number of years.
Phil S.