Change event: TransitsTransit of Mercury (13 November 2032)

Transit

Transit of Mercury (13 November 2032)

Mercury crosses the Sun's disc as a tiny dot. It can only be seen with a telescope and a certified front-mounted solar filter.

1. Where to see it

Map and best places

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2. Where to stay

Campamento Bassegoda Park

57 / 100

Provisional score, among Starlight-certified places to stay.

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3. What to bring

Telescope with a front-mounted solar filter

Mercury's disc is very small: it can't be seen with the naked eye.

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4. How to photograph it

Framing and tips

Work out your field of view and prepare your session before you leave.

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Event details

Calculated / estimated Calculated with astronomy-engine (VSOP87/NOVAS). Not individually reviewed. · Add to calendar (ICS)

Maximum (UTC)
13 November 2032 at 08:54:14
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Recommended gear

  • essential

    Telescope with a front-mounted solar filter

    Mercury's disc is very small: it can't be seen with the naked eye.

    Never look at the Sun without protection outside totality. Ordinary sunglasses don't protect you.

    We don't link to any yet: we haven't found a telescope filter whose product page shows its certification.

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