Space Shuttle Columbia

Compilation of reports from the day of launch - 16/1/2003

Daniel Rosenberg from the Orbit Association: We must continue Israeli involvement in space

Col. Ramon: F-16 pilot who participated in the attack on the reactor in Iraq

The launch today at 17:39

The shuttle will check dust particles, flashes of light, culture bacteria - and grow blue-white crystals

Personal column: The ferry is carried on top of complicated logistics

Update: 20:20 the ferry on the second lap - the movie "Mission 107" at 22:15 on channel 2

Houston Chronicle: The Israeli flag goes up

The countdown to Ramon's flight has begun

NASA: Colobemia will be launched as planned on 16/1

The chance of a dust storm during Ramon's flight in space is not high * Alternative experiments were formulated

Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon says that space unites, not separates

A teacher will fly to space again - McAuliffe's suit will take off in November 2003 to the space station

The largest body since the discovery of Pluto in 1930 was discovered * Kva-Var orbits the Sun in a circle

The astronaut who used to be Ilan Ramon's backup talks about the agenda of astronauts in space at a track conference

Despite the Israeli astronaut - the security procedures were not tightened

The Israeli astronaut will investigate the effects of dust on the climate of the Mazat

Ramon's flight was postponed to January 2003

NASA assessment: Col. Ilan Ramon's flight into space will be delayed at least until the end of the year

NASA has disabled the entire space shuttle fleet

The Israeli astronaut trusts the security arrangements at NASA

Cooperation between NASA and the Israeli Space Agency

Towards the space operation and the flight of the first Israeli astronaut

The first Israeli astronaut will photograph the dust storms in 2002, using special equipment

Shuttle disaster investigators are considering all theories

Space Shuttle Columbia

Compilation of reports from the day of launch - 16/1/2003

Daniel Rosenberg from the Orbit Association: We must continue Israeli involvement in space

Col. Ramon: F-16 pilot who participated in the attack on the reactor in Iraq

The launch today at 17:39

The shuttle will check dust particles, flashes of light, culture bacteria - and grow blue-white crystals

Personal column: The ferry is carried on top of complicated logistics

Update: 20:20 the ferry on the second lap - the movie "Mission 107" at 22:15 on channel 2

Houston Chronicle: The Israeli flag goes up

The countdown to Ramon's flight has begun

NASA: Colobemia will be launched as planned on 16/1

The chance of a dust storm during Ramon's flight in space is not high * Alternative experiments were formulated

Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon says that space unites, not separates

A teacher will fly to space again - McAuliffe's suit will take off in November 2003 to the space station

The largest body since the discovery of Pluto in 1930 was discovered * Kva-Var orbits the Sun in a circle

The astronaut who used to be Ilan Ramon's backup talks about the agenda of astronauts in space at a track conference

Despite the Israeli astronaut - the security procedures were not tightened

The Israeli astronaut will investigate the effects of dust on the climate of the Mazat

Ramon's flight was postponed to January 2003

NASA assessment: Col. Ilan Ramon's flight into space will be delayed at least until the end of the year

NASA has disabled the entire space shuttle fleet

The Israeli astronaut trusts the security arrangements at NASA

Cooperation between NASA and the Israeli Space Agency

Towards the space operation and the flight of the first Israeli astronaut

The first Israeli astronaut will photograph the dust storms in 2002, using special equipment

Shuttle disaster investigators are considering all theories

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