People Around The World Watching The Transit Of Venus

It won’t happen for another 105 years, so people everywhere got excited for a little black dot travelling across the sun.

1. Lahore, Pakistan

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2. Lahore, Pakistan

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3. Guwahati, India

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4. Guwahati, India

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5. Tel Aviv, Israel

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6. Ahmedabad, India

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7. Qatif, Saudi Arabia

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8. Amman, Jordan

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9. Amman, Jordan

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10. Varanasi, India

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11. Varanasi, India

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12. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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13. Moscow, Russia

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14. Los Angeles, California

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15. Los Angeles, California

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16. Sydney, Australia

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17. Seoul, South Korea

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18. Seoul, South Korea

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19. Hong Kong, China

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20. College Park, Maryland

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21. Medellin, Colombia

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22. Anchorage, Alaska

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23. New York City, United States

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24. Mexico City, Mexico

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25. Honolulu, Hawaii

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26. Hudson, Wisconsin

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27. Bangkok, Thailand

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28. Manila, Philippines

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29. Beirut, Lebanon

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30. Mumbai, India: dejected viewers hoping for a break in the clouds

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