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Nearly 15 years after its assembly in Logan, this NASA spacecraft’s mission has exceeded all hopes.
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The move was announced Monday after the event's chair noted that the conference has overgrown the infrastructure of Logan. This year alone, there are about 3,700-3,800 attendees all traveling from nearly 40 countries.
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The night sky and its constellations have guided sailors and traveler since time immemorial. Similar principles are used to identify a satellite’s position through the use of a camera-like instrument called a star tracker. The Paris-based space instrumentation company, Sodern, displayed their star tracker at USU's 36th annual Small Sat conference.
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STP-H6-SSIVP was attached to the International Space Station from 2019-2022 and was designed to test supercomputing in space. Evan Gretok says his work was to use artificial intelligence to train the satellite to autonomously identify and classify satellite imagery.
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Several Salt Lake residents reported seeing a line of bright star-like lights moving across the sky Sunday night. Many believed it to be a UFO, but it was actually Starlink, a chain of satellites.
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This week on UnDisciplined, we're talking about measuring wildlife — but at two very different scales.Emily Sadler uses microscopes to measure insect…
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One of the largest Small-Satellite conferences in the world happens in Utah. A group of middle school students from Florida traveled to the west to attend…