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ESA will launch JUICE to Jupiter, with Israeli technologies and scientific research

On board the mission: AccuBeat’s USO clock, a central component in groundbreaking experiments conducted by the Weizmann Institute of Science, funded by the Israel Space Agency in the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology

Israel has launched the Ofek 13 satellite into space

The Ministry of Defense and IAI have successfully launched the satellite. Watch the launch

NASA and Israel will collaborate on future Artemis missions

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson met yesterday (Monday, March 27, 2023) with the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Ofir Akunis, at NASA headquarters in Washington. Nelson and Akunis discussed the cooperation between Israel and NASA on the Artemis program, in which NASA and the Israel Space Agency at the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology will identify the specific Israeli technologies that may be included in the Artemis program during the coming months.

On Tuesday night: Israel's SpacePharma will launch a medical experiment laboratory to the International Space Station

The tiny lab will conduct five different experiments, including experiments in dermatology and cancer research

Zohar and Helga, the radiation measurement dolls on the journey around the moon, arrived in Cologne for the test phase

The MARE experiment of the German and Israeli space agencies has entered the data analysis phase, with the aim of examining the effectiveness of the StemRad anti-radiation protective vest

The Israeli company BeetleSat has succeeded in deploying a folding antenna from a satellite in space.

The company, with the support of the Israel Space Agency, aims to break into the communications satellite constellation market and provide world-wide, continuous coverage for high-speed cellular and internet services

Matriculation for Space: For the first time in Israel, high school students will be able to include the field of space in their studies

The program is part of the Israel Space Agency’s vision, to make the field of space accessible to high school and further education students in order to encourage them to work in the field in the future

NASA to Launch Israel’s First Space Telescope Mission, ULTRASAT

This mission will be the premier astrophysics space observatory of the Israel Space Agency and Weizmann Institute of Science, and after its launch in 2026, will revolutionize research on the universe.

For the first time at the Ramon International Space Conference on Technology, the Space Agency also held a scientific conference on black holes

With the participation of leading researchers from Israel and abroad, in front of 200 participants, the first scientific conference during Space Week provided a glimpse into the forefront of scientific research in the field of black holes

Beresheet 2: A German-developed navigation algorithm will help the spacecraft land on the moon

SpaceIL has signed a cooperation agreement with DLR, the German Aerospace Center. Construction of the spacecraft will be completed in summer 2025.

A mezuzah, Judean Date Palm seeds and Israeli flags: The objects that came back to Israel after orbiting the moon

They’ve come back to us: the items you suggested we send to the moon as part of the Artemis 1 mission

Tevel 2 is on its way: the second class of the Tevel program - students building satellites

Following the success of the first class, the Israel Space Agency will operate the program this year in 7 local authorities

Israel Space Agency and NASA sign a statement of scientific cooperation on SpaceIL's Beresheet 2 mission

The Israel Space Agency at the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology has signed a joint statement of intent (SOI) with NASA, to cooperate on SpaceIL's Beresheet 2 mission to the moon, at the 18th Ilan Ramon International Space Conference held at the David Intercontinental Hotel in Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv University has inaugurated Israel's first ground station for satellite tracking

Changing the rules of the game: Will Israel become the second country in the world, after China, to demonstrate quantum optical communications?