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“Space will be the dominant economy in the next 20 or 30 years”
29.01.21
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Yafit Ovadia
During Israeli Space Week event entrepreneurs, scientists, and educators gather to discuss the impacts of the space sector, which is expected to become a $1-$3 trillion industry
New details emerge about Israeli astronaut’s upcoming space mission
28.01.21
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Yafit Ovadia
The January 2022 Israeli-side of the mission will be dubbed “Rakia,” after the diary of fallen astronaut Ilan Ramon written aboard the Columbia shuttle; two North American entrepreneurs to join Stibbe in flight to ISS
“If we don’t look for other life forms then our chances are zero, but if we do look then we’ll find it soon”
27.01.21
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Yafit Ovadia
On human spaceflight and finding intelligent life, the challenges are great yet surmountable with advancements in technology, say astronauts and scientists during Israeli Space Week event
“Israel is paving the way for private-public partnerships in space”
26.01.21
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CTech
Panelists discuss the challenges and opportunities of private spaceflight during Israel Space Week
“The work we’ll do in space will closely relate to our life on Earth,” says Israel’s first private astronaut
25.01.21
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Yafit Ovadia
Eytan Stibbe discusses his upcoming mission during Israel Space Agency’s opening event in marking Israeli Space Week
Ahead of Israeli Space Week, ISA director reveals country’s goals for the great beyond
22.01.21
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Yafit Ovadia
“Investing in space tech startups is important, despite the fact that the time to go to market is longer and the risks are higher,” says Avi Blasberger
Israeli satellite strays from path to prevent collision with NASA’s Terra
27.12.20
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Udi Etsion
In space’s worst nightmare, IAI received a warning from the ESA that Israel's Venus satellite was about to collide with NASA’s veteran environmental research satellite, averting disaster
Israeli scientists get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to send their experiments to the International Space Station
24.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
Call for proposals offered a detailed list of requirements for Israeli scientists and researchers to send their projects into space in 2021
Taking Israeli Chutzpah to the Moon: Its next lunar mission aims to land not one, but two vessels
18.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
“Failure isn’t an option,” says Shlomi Sudri, General-Manager of the Space Division at Israel Aerospace Industries about plans for Israel’s next lunar mission and how this time will be completely different
Eytan Stibbe will blast off toward a new future of spaceflight
13.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
With plans for the next Israeli astronaut to fly aboard a SpaceX craft, commercialized spaceflight is bringing about a new era
The new commercial space race has countries soaring into the unknown
13.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
Countries today aren’t competing over who will make it first to the Moon, but many are looking to mark new firsts of their own
“When it comes to space, Israel has its own new frontiers to conquer”
11.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
Isaac Ben-Israel, head of Israel’s Cyber Center and Chairman of the Israel Space Agency shares his thoughts about cybersecurity, his predictions for the Israeli space industry, and the country’s upcoming space endeavors
“We learned to dare to dream,” says Israel’s top female space scientist
06.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
Ahead of the launch of Israel’s next astronaut, Inbal Kreiss discusses what comes next, why it’s important to dream, and how women can do anything they set their minds to
NewRocket’s next-generation engines aren’t just futuristic, they’re green
04.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
After NewRocket receives a seed stage investment to produce its low-cost, green engines that rely on clean nontoxic gel fuel, the company is looking to partner with aerospace groups for further testing
Jewish astronauts reach for the stars
02.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
Eytan Stibbe, the second Israeli astronaut isn’t alone, to date 16 Jewish astronauts have made it to space
“Eytan Stibbe is leading the next wave of private astronauts,” says head of Ramon Foundation
29.11.20
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Yafit Ovadia
The former fighter pilot turned businessman is breaking new ground for private space exploration, demonstrating the pioneering Israeli spirit
Future Israeli astronaut to pay $50 million for space excursion
17.11.20
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Udi Etsion
Eytan Stibbe will pay the sum to travel aboard the SpaceX rocket. At 63, he will be the oldest person to reach the ISS
Former air force pilot slated to be the second Israeli in space
16.11.20
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Amir Kurtz
Eytan Stibbe is currently undergoing training in the U.S. and Europe ahead of a 2021 mission; “this is a day of great happiness and national pride,” says President Reuven Rivlin
20 years on, the ISS remains a shining beacon of human unity
06.11.20
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Dov Greenbaum
On a week like this, it’s better to look to the skies for inspiration than to dwell on our earthly divides
Tel Aviv University students to send nanosatellite into space
04.11.20
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Yafit Ovadia
The small satellite, which was designed and constructed in Israel, will measure cosmic radiation around the Earth
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