2019 Transit of Mercury

Transit of Mercury 2019 Powerpoint-

Pasachoff, Jay M., Udo Backhaus, Alfred Knülle-Wenzel, and Joe J. Zender, 2019, “Measuring the Scale of the Solar System, through Transits of Mercury,“ session ODA1 at Division of Planetary Sciences/European Planetary Science Congress in Geneva, September.

Project to determine the astronomical unit (au) headed by Udo Backhaus (Germany) through coordination of observations from several widely-separated sites: http://www.transit-of-mercury2019.de

Past Transits of Venus and Mercury available at https://sites.williams.edu/transitofvenus/

 

http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/transits/ToM_2019.html

November 11, 2019:

Xavier Jubier’s site
http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/transits/ToM_2019.html

Fred Espenak’s EclipseWise site
http://www.eclipsewise.com/oh/tm2019.html

Time-and-date.com site
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/transit/2019-november-11

Wikipedia
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Forthcoming 21st-century transits
  • November 13, 2032
  • November 7, 2039
  • May 7, 2049
  • November 9, 2052
  • May 10, 2062
  • November 11, 2065
  • November 11, 2078
  • November 7, 2085
  • May 8, 2095
  • November 10, 2098

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See Mercury by William Sheehan (Reaktion Books, 2018).
See The Sun by Leon Golub and Jay M. Pasachoff (Reaktion Books, 2017; also U. Chicago Press; http://solarcorona.com), Figure 1.