EAPS

To mark the rare occasion of Mercury’s transit of the sun, EAPS and the MIT Wallace Observatory will host a simultaneous event including in-person viewing through telescopes at MIT and live broadcasting of Mercury passing in front of the Sun from the Wallace Observatory. Mercury will pass directly in front of the sun on November 11 and will be observable through telescopes with solar filters as a small black dot crossing the face of the sun. The next transit of mercury won't be seen again until 2032!​ E

On-Campus Viewing (EAPS)
St​ratton Student Center Steps | Senior Lecturer Amanda Bosh

Tweets by @amanda_s_bosh​


MIT Wallace Observatory Live Broadcast (Online)
Livestream Link TBA | Observatory Manager Tim Brothers


This event is also sponsored by MIT-TESS, observe@mit, and AstroGazers.