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VIDEO: Watch Mercury Transit in Front of the Sun; Why This Celestial Occurrence is Important
The transit of planet Mercury in front of the sun is important because Mercury is literally invisible. Any sighting, especially the one seen by naked eye will enable scientist to understand the planet better. Also the transit only rarely happens 13 times in a century.
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