PolySat crew gathered before dawn for the university’s first satellite launch in five years, then headed back to campus to listen for its first signals from space The fog was so thick that, at
Congressman Salud Carbajal celebrated the future of space with the opening of the school’s vacuum chamber, used for testing spacecraft or spacecraft parts under a simulated space environment, during a tour at
President Jeffrey D. Armstrong and Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Mary Pedersen, in conjunction with the Academic Senate Distinguished Scholarship Awards Committee, invite you to the Distinguished Scholarship
Two recently endowed Lockheed Martin professors plan to use their awards to increase accessibility to space with mini satellites and expand the use of parallel computing to study earthquakes, Hawaiian bird calls and wine
