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2049年5月7–8日土曜日 Mercury Transit

Is this transit visible in Tokyo?

2049 Mercury Transit Animation

This is how the 2049 Mercury Transit looks close to the center of the area where it is visible. Note: The location is in the Northern Hemisphere. The transit path can vary depending on your location. The curvature of the planet's path is due to the Earth's rotation.

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Where to See the Transit

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Where to See the 2049 Mercury Transit

Regions seeing at least some parts of the transit: Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, Arctic, Antarctica.

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Is this transit visible in Tokyo?

Who Can See the Transit

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Parts of transit visible (Sun rises or sets during transit)

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When the 2049 Mercury Transit Happens Worldwide — Timeline

Planet transits are normally visible from all locations where the Sun is up. However, because of different viewing angles, the start and end times can vary by a few minutes. The times below are actual times (in UTC) when the transit is visible.

Eclipse Stages WorldwideUTC TimeLocal Time in Tokyo*
First location to see the partial transit begin5月7日 (金)11時01分43秒5月7日 (金)20時01分43秒
Geocentric** partial transit begins (ingress, exterior contact)5月7日 (金)11時03分46秒5月7日 (金)20時03分46秒
First location to see the full transit begin5月7日 (金)11時05分15秒5月7日 (金)20時05分15秒
Geocentric** full transit begins (ingress, interior contact)5月7日 (金)11時07分19秒5月7日 (金)20時07分19秒
Mercury is closest to the Sun's center5月7日 (金)14時24分28秒5月7日 (金)23時24分28秒
Geocentric** full transit ends (egress, interior contact)5月7日 (金)17時41分30秒5月8日 (土)2時41分30秒
Last location to see full transit end5月7日 (金)17時43分35秒5月8日 (土)2時43分35秒
Geocentric** transit ends (egress, exterior contact)5月7日 (金)17時45分03秒5月8日 (土)2時45分03秒
Last location to see partial transit end5月7日 (金)17時47分07秒5月8日 (土)2時47分07秒

* These local times do not refer to a specific location but indicate the beginning, peak, and end of the eclipse on a global scale, each line referring to a different location. This transit isn't visible in Tokyo.

** The geocentric times refer to a theoretical situation where the transit is viewed from the Earth's center. They are used to provide an approximately average time schedule for astronomical events. Because of varying perspectives, observers on the Earth's surface will experience the transit at slightly different times depending on their location.

Geocentric duration of this Mercury Transit is 6 hours, 41 minutes, 17 seconds.

Transits and eclipses visible in Tokyo

Previous Mercury Transit was on 2039年11月7日 (月).

Next Mercury Transit will be on 11月8日 (金) – 2052年11月9日 (土)

Eclipse calculations usually accurate to a few seconds