Israeli spacecraft
Israel's Dror-1 satellite reaches orbit 36,000 km. above Earth, begins mission
The satellite’s first orbiting of Earth will take only 30 hours. After that, it will slow down and orbit Earth five times over a period of two weeks.
SpaceIL and the German Aerospace Center launch new agreement
IAI extends lifespan of VENµS satellite
WATCH: Technion launches three satellites into space
Ariel University to send research nanosatellite SATLLA-1 into orbit
SATLLA-1's mission, which starts on Thursday, is to test out its star-tracking program, which helps the satellite position itself by using imaging from the surrounding stars.
SpaceX successfully launches Israeli Amos-17 satellite
Spacecom says it will be the most advanced satellite to provide communication services to sub-Saharan Africa.
Beresheet, resilience and the Jewish people
A simple and elegant way to define resilience in layman’s terms is, “the ability to at all times and under all circumstances retain one’s basic humanity.”
SpaceIL to create and launch second Beresheet spacecraft
The first Beresheet spacecraft was largely successful, despite not having landed on the moon. Beresheet 2.0 is expected to complete the task.
Israel's Beresheet set to make history, land on moon today
Only three countries have completed the formidable task of landing a spacecraft on the lunar surface - the United States, Russia and China.
Capturing the moon – Beresheet gears up to escape Earth’s gravity
The nation holds its breath as Beresheet is meant to escape the Earth’s gravitational pull on Thursday, will the April 11 celebrations be held or will it melt near the sun?
Wanna see the sunrise from space? Israeli craft Beresheet has the video
The spacecraft is in its largest elliptical orbit around the earth and is scheduled to intersect the moon’s orbit and be captured in it on April 4 at 251,655 miles from earth.
Beresheet completes another successful maneuver en route to Moon
SpaceIL and Israel Aerospace Industries engineers completed the maneuver at 3:11 p.m. local time.
To the Moon
Tiny Israel is again in the news, this time for something remarkable for any nation.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly talks biology, chemistry, physics and space
"Day one of a year in space, and I’m thinking to myself, man, this is a stupid thing to be doing. You can’t get away, you can’t call an Uber."
Moon walk
“The spacecraft project will enable every Israeli, but especially future generations, to understand that even the citizens of a small country may and should dream big."
