Venus Occult and Conduction
Taken by Ali Ebrahimi Seraji on September 14, 2026 @ Iran, Rey
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The occultation of Venus by the Moon was observed during the day. The phenomenon was visible to the naked eye. The Moon obscured Venus for approximately 53 minutes. The emergence of the Venusian crescent from behind the Moon was a spectacular sight. After sunset, the moon was seen close to Venus and it was a spectacular sight. Canon 500D and attached to a 180mm refractor telescope with a focal length of 1500mm. For evening observations, a 200mm lens combined with a 2x teleconverter is used to achieve greater magnification.
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