transitsfasen
Transitsfasen refers to the different stages an object undergoes as it passes in front of another celestial body, typically observed from Earth. This phenomenon is most commonly associated with the transit of planets like Venus or Mercury across the face of the Sun. During a transit, the transiting object appears as a small dark dot moving across the brighter disk of the Sun.
The transit begins with the ingress, when the transiting object first touches the limb of the Sun.
The duration of a transit varies depending on the celestial bodies involved and their orbital positions. Transits