Initial data
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Incident date:
08.06.1868
Location:
Обсерватория Рэдклифф
Оксфорд
June 8, 1868. Radcliffe Observatory, Oxford. Astronomers saw the glowing object move across the sky, stop, change course to the west, then to the south and finally disappear in the north after observing for four minutes. Venus is near the Earth. A flaming red spot on Venus.
Original news
1868
8. juniRadcliffe observatoriet, Oxford. Astronomer så en lysende genstand, der bevægede sig over himlen, gjorde holdt, ændrede kursen til vestlig, derefter til sydlig og endelig forsvandt mod nord efter at være blevet iagttaget i fire minutter. Venus nær Jorden. Flammende rød plet set på Venus.
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