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Lima Astronomical Society selling special glasses to view the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

Lima Astronomical Society selling special glasses to view the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse

Astronomy.com has named Lima, Ohio one of the 20 best place in North America to view the 2024 total solar eclipse. The Lima Astronomical Society is making sure that people

Lima Astronomical Society talking space and future eclipse with Allen County Fairgoers - Vimarsana News

Lima Astronomical Society talking space and future eclipse with Allen County Fairgoers

You can find the Lima Astronomical Society's booth in the Merchants Building where they have plenty of informational pamphlets about a wide variety of topics on space. They're also selling

Verb's contribution to Webb telescope discussed at Lima Astronomical Society set for Feb. 4 - Vimarsana News

Verb's contribution to Webb telescope discussed at Lima Astronomical Society set for Feb. 4

LIMA — Robert Verb will present a multimedia program on his involvement in the processes and engineering of the beryllium mirror segments of the $10

Look for 'Christmas star' - The Lima News - Vimarsana News

Look for 'Christmas star' - The Lima News

Look for ‘Christmas star’ By Sam Shriver - sshriver@limanews.com On Dec. 21, Saturn and Jupiter will appear to line up. This photo shows the two planets on the approach to visually becoming one. Courtesy of Lima Astronomical Society LIMA — Many of us are familiar with the Biblical story of the birth of Jesus and how the Magi were drawn to Bethlehem by a star. A celestial event is expected this week when the planets Saturn and Jupiter come close enough together to see them as one object from the Earth. These planets are still millions of miles apart, but to our eyes, they will become o...