You’re invited to join Perkins Observatory for two free online events this week.

At 8 PM on September 10, Barbara Ryden, Ph.D., of The Ohio State University’s Department of Astronomy will discuss “Einstein, Friedmann, and the Expanding Universe Smackdown.” Her free presentation is part of the observatory’s New Vistas in Astronomy adult lecture series.

At 8 PM on September 11, Don Stevens, observatory director, will host a free guest night consisting of virtual telescope observing or a planetarium talk.

Ohio Wesleyan’s Perkins Observatory will resume free virtual programming this week with a lecture Sept. 10 and an online skywatch or planetarium talk Sept. 11. (Photo by Paul Molitor)

Both events will be limited to the first 100 participants who join. The Zoom links for the events will be posted under the “Upcoming Events” section of the Perkins Observatory webpage at owu.edu/perkins.

Owned by Ohio Wesleyan University, Perkins Observatory is an active research facility used by OWU students and faculty. “The Place for Space,” founded in 1923, also conducts hundreds of public programs and welcomes tens of thousands of visitors each year.

Learn more at owu.edu/perkins.

Perkins Observatory is located at 3199 Columbus Pike in Delaware.

Source,Photo: OWU

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