NASA SDO Venus Transit 2012 Video

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NASA SDO Venus Transit 2012 Video

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There is no clouds in Space! The video every astronomer and their mothers are waiting for. :)

Watch it full screen 720p HD.



Download the original videos here:
http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/a010000/a0 ... index.html

After watching, please continue to edit your Venus Transit videos and photos! :)
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Cool. Thanks for sharing!
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Awesome! :)
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Re: NASA SDO Venus Transit 2012 Video

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Hi,
WOW!! Nice... Thanks for sharing!

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