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!!Lunar eclipses
Occasionally we see lunar eclipses from Hinode, and these can be useful for studying scattered light. Note however that the Moon moves very fast in these data-sets (around 200-300 arcsec per minute). The list below is not complete.
15-Jan-2010 - see [EIS Software Note #12|http://solarb.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/SolarB/eis_docs/eis_notes/12_STRAY_LIGHT/eis_swnote_12.pdf] \\
11-Jul-2010\\
1-Jun-2011\\
3-Nov-2013\\
23-Oct-2014\\
21-Aug-2017 - [Hara (2019, ApJ)|https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019ApJ...887..122H/abstract]
!!Venus transit
Hinode saw one Venus transit during the mission, from 5 to 6 June 2012. EIS mainly used the 40" slot, but there were two narrow slit data-sets obtained at the east and west limbs. Dave Williams prepared a [Youtube movie|http://youtu.be/P9tlucqGjA0] showing the EIS data.
The EIS studies used were SI_Venus_slot_v1, SI_Venus_slot_v2 and SI_Venus_slit and SI_Venus_slit_v2, which were run between 21:05 UT on 5-Jun and 05:50 UT on 6-Jun.
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