Spring 2025 – The Heavens Above and the Sagebrush Below - Utah State Magazine

Spring 2025 – The Heavens Above and the Sagebrush Below

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The Asteroid Hunter: USU’s Role in Identifying Near-Earth Objects
Myths & Mysteries: Legends of the Night Sky

SDL President Jed Hancock’s Challenging Mission

From Logan to Low-Earth Orbit: USU’s Small Satellite Legacy

Interstellar Innovators: The Bingham Family’s SDL Legacy

TEAL Professors Boost Knowledge with Hands-on Learning

SHORTS

Mary Cleave floats in the ISS, using a laptop surrounded by cables and equipment in a zero-gravity environment.

Mary Cleave: Our Aggie Astronaut

Maria Rodriguez stands smiling with arms crossed against a black background, surrounded by swirling, colorful light trails in shades of white, yellow, and blue that create a dynamic, abstract effect.

USU Physics Professor Exhilarated by Progress of Black Hole Research

Katarzyna Bilicki standing among several small lights.

HSB Professor’s Research Using Satellites to Reveal the Truth About Global Manufacturing

A man wearing a white lab coat and protective goggles leans over a metal apparatus with multiple compartments and wires on a laboratory workbench, closely inspecting the equipment under bright overhead lights.

Inside USU’s Mission to Grow Crops in Microgravity

Four people wearing white cleanroom suits, face masks, and hoods stand together beneath a large American flag.

USU’s Space Dynamics Laboratory has Shaped Space Exploration for Decades

A comet over Maverick Stadium.

Heavens Above, Sagebrush Below

Interim President Alan Smith.

President’s Message: ‘Our Strength is in Our People’

Big Blue riding a rocket in the shape of Old Main into space.

In Pursuit of the Stars