Images of the 2003 Transit of Mercury.
Live WebCam Images of the Mercury Transit on 2003-05-07.
Worth Hill Observatory, Worth Matravers, Dorset, England.
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Live Images of the Transit of Mercury on 2003 May 7th:
Location:
Worth Hill Observatory, Dorset, U.K.
Latitude: 50deg 36min N Longitude: 002deg 02min W Elevation: 130 metres David Strange.
In 2004, Worth Hill Observatory is also presenting a live webcast of the Transit of Venus on 2004-06-08. This event can be seen on another web page. Follow the link to see The Venus Transit Images from Worth Hill Observatory. The link will open into a new window.