According to Discovery magazine, astronomers say Venus takes about 6 hours and 45 minutes to 'dance' through the Sun. The process of Venus Transit goes through 4 stages: the stage of 'infiltration from outside' , ie Venus touches the Sun disk, starting at 22:03 GMT (ie 05:03 hours VN). About 18 minutes later, the 'intrusion' stage - the moment Venus moved all the way into the Sun's disk.
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NASA's SDO satellite captured Venus Transit on June 5.
President of the Mexican Astronomical Association Armando Higareda observes Venus Transit
at Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City on June 5. (Photo: Getty Images)
A curious young Mexican observes Venus Transit
June 5 at Chapultepec Castle. (Photo: Getty Images)
Capture the moment when Venus passes through the Sun.
June 5 at Chapultepec Castle. (Photo: Getty Images)
Venus travels through the Sun in the sky of Mexico City. (Photo: Getty Images)
Korean high school students eagerly watch Venus Transit at the Science Museum
Gwacheon country, Gyeonggi province, South Korea on the morning of June 6. (Photo: Reuters)
SDO satellite, NASA captures Venus across the Sun on June 5. (Photo: Getty Images)
Venus passes by the Sun observed in Hong Kong on the morning of June 6. (Photo: AP)
The moment the baby girl smiled when watching Venus Transit on June 5 at
Medellin city, central Columbia. (Photo: Getty Images)
This young man, too, was excited to see Venus Transit
June 5 in the city of Medellin, Columbia. (Photo: Getty Images)
Venus passes through the sun in the sky of Sydney, Australia on June 5. (Photo: AP)
Brother Joshua Howes, from New York wore special goggles to watch Venus
Transit on June 5 in New York City, USA. (Photo: Getty Images)
View of Venus Transit in the sky of the park
Riverside, New York on 5-6. (Photo: Getty Images)
Venus Transit in the sky of Orange City, California, USA on June 5. (Photo: Getty Images)
