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Travel to see solar eclipse with Physics Club, WiSTEM - Vimarsana News

Travel to see solar eclipse with Physics Club, WiSTEM

Western Michigan University’s Physics Club and Women in STEM (WiSTEM) will be traveling to view the solar eclipse Monday.

Western Michigan University adding three new statues to its Dinosaur Park - Vimarsana News

Western Michigan University adding three new statues to its Dinosaur Park

Western Michigan University is getting three new dinosaur replicas. The replicas will be added to the school’s Dinosaur Park.

Western Michigan University 'Dino Park' open to public | News - Vimarsana News

Western Michigan University 'Dino Park' open to public | News

Western Michigan University’s ‘Dino Park’ is open to students and the Kalamazoo community.

'Dino Park' on Western Michigan University campus offers window into Mesozoic Era - Vimarsana News

'Dino Park' on Western Michigan University campus offers window into Mesozoic Era

‘Dino Park’ on Western Michigan University campus offers window into Mesozoic Era Updated May 18, 2021; Facebook Share Western Michigan University’s Department of Geological and Environmental Science has created a space just for that. The new “Dino Park” on the university’s campus in Kalamazoo aims to transport visitors back to the Earth’s Mesozoic Era, including an up-close view of some of the dinosaurs that roamed the planet from 252 million to 65 million years ago — dinosaurs like utahraptor, stegosaurus, and triceratops. The park even features plant life that was around d...

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Free Dinosaur Park Now on Western Michigan Universities' Campus - Vimarsana News

Free Dinosaur Park Now on Western Michigan Universities' Campus

Dinosaurs are some of the most fascinating and incredible discoveries that paleontologists came to discover. Sadly, No dinosaur fossils are known to have been discovered or preserved in Michigan, as there aren't any surface rocks of the right age to preserve them, but that doesn't stop people from bringing them to life before us. That's just what is happening in Kalamazoo at WMU's campus with a free dinosaur park, featuring five different dinosaurs which includes a sign with facts about the animal including its speed, diet, and prehistoric time period.