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Mortar Board
Mortar Board Honors
The 27th Annual Emeritus Administrator, Faculty and Staff Outstanding Awards Ceremony will be held Saturday, Oct. 27.
Cover image of 360 Magazine
Explore the Red Planet in 360 Magazine
The fall issue of 360: The Magazine of San Diego State University talks to the SDSU alumni who helped put Curiosity on Mars.
Image of the rover Curiosity
Engineering the Rover
SDSU alumni are part of the team that sent Curiosity to Mars.
Artist’s rendition of the Kepler-47 system. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/T. Pyle
Kepler Discovers Planetary System Orbiting Two Suns
Lead author SDSU astronomy professor Jerry Orosz said it's the first transiting circumbinary multi-planet system to be found.
Curiosity Touching Down, Artist
SDSU Alums Lead Mars Rover Mission
Six SDSU alumni are part of the Mars Science Laboratory team that will land the Mars Rover "Curiosity" on the planet this weekend.
Neutron Star
Neutron Cool
An SDSU astrophysicist presents a model for the rapid cooling of a neutron star 11,000 light-years away from Earth.
Natalie Batalha
2,321 Earth-Like Planets and Counting
The 2012 John D. Schopp Memorial Lecture will explore the Kepler Mission milestone discoveries.
Kris Saradpon’s award-winning tri-tip
Students Win at National Research Conference
Chantel Gonzalez and Phillip Webster take home the gold at the Emerging Researchers National Conference.
Artist
Explosion in the Andromeda Galaxy
An SDSU astronomer confirmed a rare recurrent nova eruption.
Illustration © Mark A. Garlick / space-art.co.uk
Discovery Creates New Class of Planetary Systems
SDSU astronomers find new planets orbiting two stars.
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