A Palette of Business and Pleasure
Where in the World…?
“North Dakota Bones and the Temple of ‘Toom’”
Man Camps
Getting Ahead of the UAS “Game”
The EERC Connects Around the Globe
On Top – and on the Bottom – of the World
Above and Beyond
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ISSAC Says “Goodnight” … (For Now)
Dark Energy
Epigenetics
Danger Signs in the SkyNoteworthy»
Spotlight on Students
University of North Dakota space studies graduate students Annie Wargetz and Katrina Jackson have been chosen by the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory to participate in the organization’s Solar System Ambassadors Program.
Focus on Faculty
UND’s Institute for Energy Studies and the University of Bergen sign a pact to promote student, faculty exchanges.
Alumna Karen Nyberg to Return to Space
NASA and its International Space Station (ISS) partners have chosen University of North Dakota graduate Karen Nyberg to be part of a crew destined for a mission aboard the space station, beginning in late May.
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High Achievement
Asteroids, planetary exploration suits, space ships, International Space Station cameras, eclipses, supernovae, dark energy, space law and the proliferation of space junk are just a few of the areas in which the University of North Dakota and its John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences’ Space Studies and other departments on campus have been working [...]
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