What You Need to Know about the Perseid Meteor Shower
The annual light show will peak across the Northern Hemisphere in mid-August. Professor Doug Leonard has tips on when, where and why to look up at the night sky.
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Awe, Goosebumps and Huge Potential
San Diego State University’s Astronomy community reacts to first images taken by NASA’s latest and most technologically advanced telescope
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Department Purchases Unistellar eVscope 2
10,000th Unistellar eVscope will bolster public outreach and educational activities
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Astronomy’s Renaissance Man
Graduate student Eric Bratton has pursued many paths to find what satisfies his plethora of passions.
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Students Succeeding through the Cal-Bridge Program
The Cal-Bridge program helped two Astronomy majors realize their love of research.
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What You Need to Know about the Perseid Meteor Shower
By Susanne Clara Bard The Perseid meteor shower peaks every year in...
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Awe, Goosebumps and Huge Potential
Alumna Trina Ray was hoping to watch President Joe Biden release the first image...
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Department Purchases Unistellar eVscope 2
The San Diego State University Department of Astronomy recently acquired the 10,000th...
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Astronomy’s Renaissance Man
Astronomy master’s student Eric Bratton has pursued many paths to find what satisfies...
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Students Succeeding through the Cal-Bridge Program
Madeline Overton Kelcey Davis...
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What You Need to Know about the Perseid Meteor Shower
By Susanne Clara Bard The Perseid meteor shower peaks every year in mid-August, and is visible across the Northern Hemisphere. This...
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Robert Quimby to Give Lecture At Alpine Library
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Awe, Goosebumps and Huge Potential
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Department Purchases Unistellar eVscope 2
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New Eye in the Sky
A new telescope will let SDSU astronomers see farther into the universe than ever before—from the comfort of their own labs. By Michael Price,...
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