| 6 December 1882 |
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Global campaigns observe Venus again
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| 6 December 1882 |
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The 1882 transit enters photographic history
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| 9 December 1874 |
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Venus crosses the Sun in 1874
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| 9 December 1874 |
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Photographs supplement transit sketches
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| 9 December 1874 |
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Distant observatories compare transit timings
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| 9 December 1874 |
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The transit tests global observing networks
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| 6 June 1761 |
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Venus transits the Sun
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| 6 June 1761 |
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International observers time Venus
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| 6 June 1761 |
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Contact timings test a solar-system scale
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| 6 June 1761 |
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The black-drop effect limits timing precision
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| 30 April 1006 |
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Observers witness the brilliant supernova SN 1006
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| 30 April 1006 |
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Ali ibn Ridwan records the supernova from Egypt
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| 30 April 1006 |
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SN 1006 becomes the brightest recorded stellar event
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| 30 April 1006 |
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Multiple cultural archives reconstruct one sky event
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