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In June 2012, a rare astronomical event occurred: the transit of Venus across the Sun. This spectacular occurrence, which lasts only a few hours, allowed observers around the world to witness Venus moving in front of the Sun, appearing as a small black dot. The event was significant not only for astronomy but also for historical navigation techniques and the study of exoplanets. The 2012 transit was the last of its kind until 2117. Learn about the science behind this event, its historical context, and the stunning visuals captured by astronomers.
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