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Phenomenon when a celestial body passes directly between a larger body and the observer
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Astronomy: a British and Egyptian party taking astronomical and photographic equipment through rocky terrain in Egypt in order to observe the transit of Venus. Wood engraving, 1874.
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Date: 1874
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Reference: 46234i
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Astronomy: British preparations in Rodrigues Island for observing the transit of Venus, 1874. Wood engraving after T. Sulman, 1874, after C.E. Burton and W.A. Moore.
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Date: 1874
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Reference: 46235i
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Astronomy: an observatory telescope, with an astronomer recording the transit of Venus. Engraving by James Basire.
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Reference: 46262i
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Astronomy: a large observatory telescope at Hartwell House, with an astronomer using a transit telescope. Engraving by James Basire.
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Date: 1851
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Reference: 46233i
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Astronomy: a large reflecting telescope, and projection of the transit of Venus. Engraving.
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Reference: 46164i
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Telescopes
Planets - Observations
Venus
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