Anyone going to watch the Venus Transit?

[VincentMcConnell]

Skunky, that projector idea is flipping genius... Seriously. You should get some kind of award for that.

[Twinky827]

Skunky, that projector idea is flipping genius... Seriously. You should get some kind of award for that.

Uhh, I\'ve done that for years..

[VincentMcConnell]

Two words: Your - Signature.

[GOOMH]

Going to try to see but considering I\'m stuck at home with a somewhat obstructed western sky I doubt I\'m going to see much. I\'ll try to have the telescope projector but i\'m going to have a pinhole one on back up.

[Kryten]

Skunky, that projector idea is flipping genius... Seriously. You should get some kind of award for that.

You mean the helioscope? The standard method of observing the sun for the past 350 years?

[Rascal Nag]

I\'m going to try. But there are so many clouds at the moment...

[OptimusSubPrime]

Here in new york, any view of the sun is being marred by clouds.

[silent_prtoagonist]

Here\'s a picture of the sky where I am:

Sigh, this happened for the solar eclipse too...oh well, it\'s internet broadcasts for me.

[Anomalous_Matter]

Clouded out where I am D:

[Candre]

Cloudless sky here, bummer for you guys.

[Pingonaut]

Watching it from a live stream of NASA.

http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/transitofvenus/ --Watch it if it\'s cloudy where you are.

[Rascal Nag]

Honestly, it\'s been cloudy for the past month non-stop. It\'s getting ridiculous. Every time something cool is going to happen, weather has been ruining it.

[GOOMH]

Cloudless here, hopefully I can get my janky telescope set up right so I can see it.

[Pingonaut]

First contact!

[Awaras]

You know what? I really, REALLY hate clouds... Sigh...

[bandit4910]

Philly was covered with clouds to.. I couldn\'t get a livestream that ACTUALLY showed the transit. Of course, right now there\'s not any clouds.

[StelarCF]

Clouds here too. WHY YOU EVIL WATER FORMATIONS

[Johno]

We had a pretty cloudy day, but GIVE IT UP FOR THE 21ST CENTURY!

I had images from the various observatories along the East Coast of Australia (plus occasionally one from Mauna Loa) on the Smart Board at School all day.

Every class I taught got an ear-bashing about the significance of the event.