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This day prov'd as favourable to our purpose as we could wish, not a Clowd was to be seen the whole day and the Air was perfectly clear, so that we had every advantage we could desire in
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Venus has crossed the sun, was still completely within the disc, but was "touching" the opposite rim. Finally in the fourth phase, Venus was completely off the sun, but was still "touching" its outer rim.
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1736:Exploration
1589:Geodynamics
1573:Yablochkina
1375:Dali Chasma
1299:Zisa Corona
1249:Renpet Mons
1199:Irnini Mons
1189:Iaso Tholus
1139:Akna Montes
1134:Abeona Mons
1063:Alpha Regio
1030:Dune fields
596:: 215–216.
501:Halley 1716
251:Point Venus
247:Matavai Bay
242:observatory
101:Point Venus
2274:Categories
2231:Phosphorus
2206:In fiction
2201:In culture
1923:Mariner 10
1849:Kosmos 482
1824:Kosmos 167
1784:Sputnik 21
1779:Sputnik 20
1774:Sputnik 19
1609:Venusquake
1604:Venus snow
1533:Merit Ptah
1468:De Lalande
1294:Ushas Mons
1289:Theia Mons
1284:Skadi Mons
1264:Sapas Mons
1194:Idunn Mons
1144:Anala Mons
1106:Lada Terra
1078:Ovda Regio
1073:Beta Regio
1025:Atmosphere
708:Teets 2003
693:Teets 2003
657:Teets 2003
489:Teets 2003
404:References
398:perihelion
370:St. John's
226:John Bevis
169:North Cape
140:Hudson Bay
92:Background
74:navigation
50:naturalist
43:astronomer
36:naturalist
32:James Cook
2221:Mythology
2196:Cytherean
2006:MESSENGER
1916:Mariner 5
1909:Mariner 2
1902:Mariner 1
1889:Venera 16
1884:Venera 15
1879:Venera 14
1874:Venera 13
1869:Venera 12
1864:Venera 11
1859:Venera 10
1814:Kosmos 96
1799:Kosmos 27
1789:Kosmos 21
1756:Sputnik 7
1704:Asteroids
1622:Astronomy
1538:Mona Lisa
1483:Golubkina
1473:Dickinson
1453:Cleopatra
1229:Ozza Mons
1209:Maat Mons
1179:Gula Mons
1169:Fand Mons
1126:volcanoes
1120:Mountains
1020:Arachnoid
1006:Geography
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516:Rice 2008
384:wrote in
260:John Gore
238:Endeavour
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220:Endeavour
213:Admiralty
205:longitude
78:longitude
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2211:Hesperus
2135:Proposed
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2075:Venera-D
2065:EnVision
2036:Akatsuki
1980:Magellan
1854:Venera 9
1844:Venera 8
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1834:Venera 6
1829:Venera 5
1819:Venera 4
1809:Venera 3
1804:Venera 2
1769:Venera 1
1765:program
1656:Transits
1568:Wheatley
1558:Stefania
1503:Isabella
1498:Guilbert
1463:Danilova
1319:plateaus
1279:Sif Mons
1035:Features
924:54867823
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394:aphelion
354:Calcutta
249:, named
218:HM Bark
211:of. The
209:latitude
146:and the
2189:Related
2151:(flyby)
2070:VERITAS
2060:DAVINCI
2053:Planned
2028:Current
2013:Shin'en
1987:Galileo
1636:Aspects
1629:General
1594:Geology
1543:Nanichi
1528:Meitner
1493:Gregory
1433:Aurelia
1428:Ariadne
1400:Craters
1352:valleys
1347:Canyons
1049:Regions
1013:General
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362:Siberia
358:Tobolsk
264:Mo’orea
63:during
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2137:crewed
2111:VISAGE
2000:IKAROS
1972:Vega 2
1967:Vega 1
1936:Zond 1
1763:Venera
1722:Zoozve
1646:Phases
1518:Mariko
1508:Jeanne
1488:Grimke
1458:Cunitz
1443:Barton
1423:Alcott
1418:Agnesi
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1548:Riley
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1056:Regio
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920:S2CID
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390:radar
113:Venus
2216:Life
2116:VICI
2106:VISE
2101:VAMP
1744:Past
1694:2012
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