Episode 116: The Transit of Mercury, with Suzanna Nagy

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Feature Guest: Suzanna Nagy

suzannaSuzanna Nagy is President of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada’s Vancouver Centre. In May 2016 she took advantage of a rare and unusual aerial phenomena – a clear sky in downtown Vancouver – to share the wonders of our solar system with hundreds of people. The event was the transit of planet Mercury in front of the sun. In case you missed it, we’re going to have Suzanna joining us here at The Star Spot to describe her experience and to explain to us how astronomy educators use these naturally occurring marvels to provide others with a way into the world of astronomy.

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About Our Guest

Suzanna Nagy is President of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada’s Vancouver Centre

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Mercury’s transit of the sun draws Vancouver astronomy fans

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