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A pharmaceutical laboratory capable of processing millions of droplets simultaneously. SpacePharma's experimental system in its final tests, prior to being dispatched to space
Israeli drug experimental system launched to space: This week in space
An Israeli lab on the ISS, building blocks of life found on the Bennu asteroid, Chinese moon satellite, and ice buildup on the European telescope
Davidson Institute of Science | 03.29.24
New challenges await the third trial, Starship spacecraft and its SuperHeavy launch rocket on the company's launch pad in South Texas, in preparations for the next launch
Impressive success for starship: This week in space
Third successful trial for SpaceX's giant spacecraft, new estimations as to the age of the universe, an attempt to save an old spacecraft, and the explosion of a Japanese rocket
Ettay Nevo | 03.22.24
New challenges await the third trial, Starship spacecraft and its SuperHeavy launch rocket on the company's launch pad in South Texas, in preparations for the next launch
Third starship launch: this week in space
SpaceX is set to launch again its revolutionary spacecraft, new findings regarding planet formation and the discovery of low oxygen levels on Jupiter's moon
Ettay Nevo/ The Davidson Institute of Science | 03.16.24
נשיא אסגארדיה איגור אשורביילי בטקס ההשבעה ב ווינה אוסטריה
Space oddity: former top Netanyahu aide convicted of collaborating with 'space nation'
Ron Shechter, who previously held senior consular position in Prime Minister's Office, convicted of conflict of interest for advising Space Kingdom of Asgardia on how to recruit citizens
Itamar Eichner | 03.13.24
צילום סלפי של הנחתת אודיסאוס עם הירח ברקע
Israeli technology against space debris
A private spacecraft is on its way to land on the moon, the crash of a large European satellite, and the brightest celestial body in the observable universe
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 03.05.24
צילום סלפי של הנחתת אודיסאוס עם כדור הארץ
A private spacecraft en route to the moon: This week in space
A newly discovered subterranean ocean on Saturn's moon, troubles with the Mars rover, and an Israeli satellite deal could launch us into space
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 02.23.24
Striving for a better understanding of the mechanisms behind global warming. PACE satellite in space
Astronaut sets new record for most time spent in space
Here's the space news: Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenk spent 879 days in space, surpassing the previous record set by his compatriot Gennady Padalka; Venus moon gets unusual name; US space agency launched the PACE satellite for environmental research
Davidson Institute of Science | 02.22.24
אילוסטרציה של המכתש שנוצר בעת ההתנגשות בין החללית DART לבין האסטרואיד דימורפוס. ברקע: החללית HERA האירופית והננו-לוויינים (CubeSats) שלה במחקר המשך
Israeli researchers join mission to divert asteroid
The Technion team employs advanced theoretical methods to conduct simulations of collisions between spacecraft and asteroids; research lead to the development of a new and precise compression curve
Ynetnews | 02.21.24
ולדימיר פוטין, ג'ו ביידן
Star Wars: Vladimir Putin edition
Reports of Russia planning to deploy nuclear weapons in space have sparked fears of an extraterrestrial arms race; meanwhile, China, Iran and North Korea's ambitions to create advanced space weapons are alarming the international community
Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York | 02.19.24
Successfully handled complex missions. Collins in the commander’s seat on the shuttle during her first mission as commander in 1999
Women’s long journey to space
The pioneering pilot who failed her friends, the cosmonaut who was given a kitchen apron upon her arrival at the space station; The quest for gender equality in space has been long and hard, these are the stories of its key protagonists
Ettay Nevo/ Davidson Institute of Science | 02.18.24
The Chinese rover Zhurong next to its landing site in Utopia Planitia on Mars
Artificial Israeli star revolutionizes skywatching
Surprising ice on Mars, a distant planet with water in its atmosphere and the possible reason for the overturning of the Japanese lunar lander
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 02.10.24
The telescope’s control room team celebrates as it managed to successfully lock onto the satellite's laser
This week in Space
Surprising ice on Mars, a distant planet with water in its atmosphere, Israeli artificial star revolutionizes use of telescopes and the possible reason for the overturning of the Japanese lunar lander
Ettay Nevo | 02.02.24
The Andromeda Galaxy, outside the Milky Way
The giant spinners of the universe
From small asteroids to giant galaxies, our universe is a spectacular display of rotating objects
Ettay Nevo/Davdison Institute of Science | 01.27.24
כוכב הלכת שבתאי
Is there life on Saturn's moon?
Data suggests substances in Enceladus's atmosphere hint at a potential for life in its dark ocean, exciting scientists
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 01.05.24
רקטה רוסית מסוג סויוז מובלת לאזור השיגור
Half a trillion dollars and growing: Global space industry blasts off
Earthly challenges, such as rising interest rates and inflation, do not hinder the rapid growth of the international space industry, which reached approximately $546 billion in 2022; Humanity's boundaries are expanding to infinity and beyond
Tomer Tonic | 10.06.23
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