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Tasmania briefly ‘Centre’ of the Universe

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By SHEVILL MATHERS | Stargazers with large telescopes and attached suitable cameras will be able to make useful contributions to science when they attempt to capture one of astronomy’s rare events – an ‘occultation’ of a star by a planet. This rare event will occur on 13 June 2006. So, what’s an occultation? Well, it has nothing to do with mysticism or astrology but everything to do with astronomy.

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