  We present observations of the full January 2010 transit of HD80606b from the
Canadian microsatellite, Microvariability and Oscillations of Stars (MOST). By
employing a space-based telescope, we monitor the entire transit thus limiting
systematic errors that result from ground observations. We determine
measurements for the planetary radius (R_{p}=0.987\pm0.061R_{Jup}) and
inclination (i=89.283^{o}\pm0.024) by constraining our fits with the observed
parameters of different groups. Our measured mid-transit time of
2455210.6449\pm0.0034 HJD is consistant with the 2010 Spitzer results and is 20
minutes earlier than predicted by groups who observed the June 2009 transit.
