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Old June 7th 04, 11:53 PM
Tom Van Flandern
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Default Transit of Venus

Be sure to watch for the black drop effect, which occurs at about
7:06 a.m. from Washington, DC. This is probably the most interesting
transit-related phenomenon. Some authors are calling it "mysterious",
but the explanation has been long known. See the first item under
"Current News" in the ledt column at http://metaresearch.org. -|Tom|-


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