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6 stories about ISS

Despite Russia-Ukraine tensions, Axiom Space mission is “ready to fly”

01.03.22|Yafit Ovadia

“Ax-1 is really a path finder for new commercial opportunities in low-Earth orbit, and the research will lead to space exploration becoming fully commercial,” says Axiom Space Director

איתן סטיבה עם חליפת חלל

Next Israeli astronaut’s 35 experiments revealed

24.01.22|Yafit Ovadia

Needle-free blood tests, cosmic lightning, super-vegetables, and nano-ghosts are just a few of the innovative experiments Eytan Stibbe will test during his February mission to the International Space Station

“The work we’ll do in space will closely relate to our life on Earth,” says Israel’s first private astronaut

25.01.21|Yafit Ovadia

Eytan Stibbe discusses his upcoming mission during Israel Space Agency’s opening event in marking Israeli Space Week

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Israeli scientists get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to send their experiments to the International Space Station

24.12.20|Yafit Ovadia

Call for proposals offered a detailed list of requirements for Israeli scientists and researchers to send their projects into space in 2021

תחנת החלל הבינלאומית נאס"א סרט בחלל

20 years on, the ISS remains a shining beacon of human unity

06.11.20|Dov Greenbaum

On a week like this, it’s better to look to the skies for inspiration than to dwell on our earthly divides

Artemis Accords leave big questions on space mining largely up in the air

16.10.20|Dov Greenbaum

Deep down at the end of the document, the parties agree that mining of celestial bodies is legal under international law