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There was a rare Mercury transit yesterday, and I offered a link to check it out. The article didn’t have much in the way of interpretation, though, so I thought I’d offer my two cents. A Mercury transit is pretty rare, happening maybe 6 or 8 times a century. Venus also has transits, but more like 2 – 4 times in a century. A transit, as it is called, is not the same a when a planet passes by, ALSO called a transiting planet. A “transit” happens when one of the two planet between the Earth and the Sun (Mercury or Venus) align with the Sun on the ecliptic. That is, when from the perspective of the Earth, the planet and the Sun look to be exactly the same latitude on the ecliptic. This is also known as a parallel. Parallels happen only 2-4 times a year, and a “transit” happens when a parallel occurs at the same time as a conjunction, or a coming together by degree. This is what happened yesterday.
