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Starburst announces ASTRA accelerator to power next-generation of space tech startups
23.05.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The aerospace accelerator will guide three space tech startups, and help them launch go-to-market products with the aim of turning Israel into the Spacetech Nation
“Space tech is on the launchpad of exponential growth”
16.05.22
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Yafit Ovadia
“We want to create a sustainable space economy for both life on Earth and beyond,” said TYPE5 co-founder Einat Berkovitch during SpaceTech Summit
Israel to invest NIS 600 million in spacetech R&D
15.05.22
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Meir Orbach
The Israel Space Agency and Innovation Authority want to double the number of companies and employees in space tech, plan to launch a research satellite, and attract more high school students
The tiny satellites detecting and helping put out wildfires
13.05.22
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Yafit Ovadia
Using its remote sensing Earth Observation technology, Terra Space Lab is working to detect fires before they explode. “We want to detect environmental events, and enable people to do something about them right away,” says CEO
Even space isn't the limit for Ramon.Space
04.05.22
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Sophie Shulman
CEO Avi Shabtai isn’t shying away from Ramon.Space’s lofty goals. “It is clear to us that regardless of what people might want to do in space, they will need computer infrastructure of the type we develop”
The dangers of politicizing space
07.04.22
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Dov Greenbaum
"This disconcerting emerging breakdown in space is unprecedented. Even at the height of the Cold War, an American Apollo spacecraft docked with a Soviet Soyuz counterpart, culminating in an historical handshake in space in July 1975 between representatives of two warring nations," writes Dov Greenbaum
Earth & Beyond incubator determined to transform Israel into NewSpace leader
01.04.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The incubator plans to invest $125 million in space tech startups over the next eight years. “We want to be part of the NewSpace revolution,” says Director Ofer Asif
“We’ve made a GPS-system for the brain,” says brain.space CEO on back of $8.5 million Seed round
28.03.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The data-neuroscience fusion startup’s unique helmet can map brain waves and will be donned by the next Israeli astronaut on his upcoming mission. “There are billions of stars in the sky and billions of neurons in our brain. We’re all connected,” CEO Yair Levy says
PlanetWatchers analyzes crop damage through satellite technology
27.03.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The space tech startup aims to look at the bigger picture, and is sending its data to insurer companies, ensuring that farmers get proper payout for crop damage
Ramon.Space unveils high-capacity space-resilient storage solution
15.03.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The company’s ultra-high density storage solution will revolutionize space computing infrastructure by giving it Earth-like capabilities and the ability to deliver data in real-time
Ayecka aims to power an IoT revolution with its internet-over-satellite solutions
11.03.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The company aims to provide internet for applications where satellite is the sole solution, particularly in areas that lack communications infrastructure, like in Africa or rural parts of the U.S. and Australia
Despite Russia-Ukraine tensions, Axiom Space mission is “ready to fly”
01.03.22
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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
Spacecom, Israeli government to invest NIS 400 million in space tech incubator
24.02.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The “Earth & Beyond” incubator will be the first of its kind in Israel and will provide space tech and communications startups with funding to develop deep-tech
Food giant Strauss Group, Aviv Labs launch hummus-filled capsule to space
20.02.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The Israeli corporation, which has supported numerous foodtech accelerators and startups, dished out a significant sum to send its chickpea plant experiment to space and encourage sustainable farming methods ahead of the next-Israeli astronaut’s March mission
“Going down this path of startups really takes somebody who doesn't have fear”
29.01.22
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James Spiro
Following his appointment as Chairman of the Board of Sepio, Lane Bess joins CTech to discuss his journey from startups to outer space
Sustainability is space’s newest frontier
28.01.22
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Yafit Ovadia
“Space tech startups can’t raise Seed funding without demonstrating that they can make a buck,” says AxiomSpace director, as companies look to create more sustainable dual-use technologies
Storage in Space? Why is it so complicated and how will humanity benefit from it?
26.01.22
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Smadar Strauss
“A satellite that costs millions of dollars may suddenly become ineffective due to a failure in the system’s storage. What is the value of an advanced satellite with a sophisticated camera if its images cannot be saved properly?” writes Smadar Strauss of Ramon.Space
SpaceIL and Parasol Foundation launch NIS 1.5M program to boost women in space industry
25.01.22
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Yafit Ovadia
The Parasol Foundation Women in SpaceIL program will provide scholarships to female engineering students, graduates and allow them to take part in construction of next lunar spacecraft
Next Israeli astronaut’s 35 experiments revealed
24.01.22
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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
Asterra is looking to the stars for the answers
21.01.22
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Yafit Ovadia
“From the stars to the ground, our mission is to help humanity better understand what’s going on on our planet by using synthetic aperture radar,” says Asterra CEO
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