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WHMI 93.5 Local News : "Astronomy At The Beach" At Island Lake Rec Area This Weekend - Vimarsana News

WHMI 93.5 Local News : "Astronomy At The Beach" At Island Lake Rec Area This Weekend

Radio Station WHMI 93.5 FM — Livingston County Michigan News, Weather, Traffic, Sports, School Updates, and the Best Classic Hits for Howell, Brighton, Fenton

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'Star party' returning to Kent Lake with powerful telescopes, NASA - Vimarsana News

'Star party' returning to Kent Lake with powerful telescopes, NASA

The annual "Astronomy at the Beach" is expected to gather thousands of star-gazers, curious young minds, and outer space buffs at Island Lake Rec

DBusiness Daily Update: Foundations Commit $12M+ to 78 Metro Detroit Arts Groups, and More - Vimarsana News

DBusiness Daily Update: Foundations Commit $12M+ to 78 Metro Detroit Arts Groups, and More

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

EarthSky | X-flare yesterday, aurora alert this weekend - Vimarsana News

EarthSky | X-flare yesterday, aurora alert this weekend

The biggest solar flares are known as X-flares. Check out this image of an X-flare on the sun on October

Michigan gets final chance to see rare "Christmas Star" tonight - Vimarsana News

Michigan gets final chance to see rare "Christmas Star" tonight

Michigan gets final chance to see rare “Christmas Star” tonight Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 22, 2020 Saturn and Jupiter will come together in a great conjunction on December 21, producing what some are calling a "Christmas Star." NASA image. Facebook Share Most of Michigan might be a day late when it comes to seeing the “Grand Conjunction,” but cloud cover is expected to clear away in many spots across the state later this afternoon and early evening. This will give most of us one more good shot to see what skywatchers are calling “The Christmas Star” or “The Star of Beth...

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