India launches 104 nanosatellites into space, two of them Israeli
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The Indian Space Research Organization has successfully launched 104 nanosatellites into space, two of them Israeli.
One of the Israeli satellites belongs to Ben Gurion University and the Israel Aerospace Industries, while the other belongs to the Israeli company SpacePharma.
The nanosatellites are no more than 10 kilograms in weight. The organization said this was a record number of satellites launched using one rocket, after Russian launched 37 satellites into space in one launch in 2014.
