For your convinience, we have compiled a list of English language links to various observatories and societies who are taking part in observing the transit as well as links to other live webcasts:

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Links to observatories and societies:

• The Goddard Space Flight Center's page on the Venus transit.


• The Sun-Earth Day 2004 Venus transit page.


• The National Solar Observatory Venus transit site.


• The NASA / Astronomical League Transit of Venus Certificate Observing Program.


• The University of Maryland Observatory.


• The European Southern Observatory.


• The Observatoire de Paris.


• The Nehru Planetarium, New Delhi, India.


• The Venus2004 organization.


• The Transit of Venus organization.


• The Orpington Astronomical Society.


• The Norwegian Astronomical Society and The Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics at the University of Oslo.


• The Sky & Telescope website.


• The Space.com website.


• The Association of Lunar & Planetary Observers Venus transit page.


• The SpaceRef.com website.


• The Global Skies Venus transit page.


• The Library of Congress Venus transit page.


• The Vamana Project (an Indian educational project).


• A web site selling glasses, etc to SAFELY view the transit with.


• The University of Central Lancashire has a searchable list of other worldwide events associated with the transit.

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Links to other Venus transit webcast sites:

• The Goddard Space Flight Center's web page for live images (note that "Tim Young, Delhi India" is our contribution).


• The NASA / SOHO Sum-Earth viewing page for solar observations.


• The Live @ Exploratorium webcast.


• The European Southern Observatory webcast.


• The Klipsi's eclipsec@m webcast.


• The Norwegian Astronomical Society and The Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics webcast.


• The Astronet (Dutch) webcast.


• The Dutch Central webcast.


• The Saros Group (Canary Islands) webcast.


• The ParsSky (Iran) webcast.


• The Nojum (Iran) webcast.


• The Galactica (Portugal) webcast.


• The COAA (Portugal) webcast.


• The Israel Astronomy organization (Israel) webcast.


• The TAU Astronomy Club (Tel Aviv University, Israel) webcast.


• The Cosmos Observatory (Netherlands) webcast.