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this veterans day - planet Mercury pass directly between Earth & Sun

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A Mercury transit, as it's called, occurs only 13 times in 100 years.

Starting at 7:35 a.m. ET, it will take more than five hours for Mercury to pass from one side of the sun to the other. That means watchers on the East Coast will be able to see the whole thing, but viewers almost anywhere in North America won't miss out, since Mercury will still be making its journey when the sun is up on the West Coast.

 

 

 

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