Space Dynamics Laboratory

Space Dynamics Laboratory built the deep-set radio now being used to help NASA learn about a type of orbit that allows for good communication with less energy.

Utah State University’s Space Dynamics Laboratory has completed the building and testing of a small satellite. Along with five other ones, it will monitor the Sun’s radio waves and glean new information about the Sun’s famous, and mysterious, coronal mass ejections.

The Space Dynamics Laboratory at Utah State University recently delivered a critical subsystem to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab for their Nancy Grace Roman telescope.

Engineered by researchers at Utah State University’s Space Dynamics Laboratory, the satellite operated nearly two years past initial expectations.

Satellite systems are a key part of many of the things we rely on each day, from air travel to power grids. In order to better understand how space…

Thursday, October 22, NASA received inmages confirming a spacecraft the size of a school bus grabbed a sample from an asteroid over 200 million miles from…

Making phone calls from deep space is a challenge even from large spacecraft, but from small satellites it is exceptionally hard. The communications…

The telescope that first observed the NEOWISE comet now seen soaring and sizzling above the earth was built at the Space Dynamics Laboratory in Logan back…

For a short time on May 19th, Utah students had the opportunity to speak with astronauts orbiting 250 miles above earth’s surface on the International…

NASA launched a rocket Thursday night carrying cameras built by scientists at Utah State University’s Space Dynamics Laboratory. SDL employees and their…