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Final checks in the clean room. The nanosatellite TAU SAT1. Photo: Tel Aviv University spokesperson

The first scientific nanosatellite designed and built at Tel Aviv University will be launched into space tomorrow night

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The satellite will be launched packed inside a Northrop Grumman Cygnus model supply spacecraft. Northrop Grumman's Cygnus will be launched on Saturday, 19:36 p.m. Israel time. The launch will then take place at the Atlantic Regional Space Center on Wallops Island in Virginia.
High school students assemble the Dokifat 3 satellite. Photo: Herzliya Science Center

"Dokifat 3 proves that even under the threat of rockets and rockets it is possible to have quality scientific education" update on the success of the launch

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Alma Friedan, an 2th grade student at the School of Engineering in Herzliya and a member of the Dokifat XNUMX project at the Science Center in Herzliya. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

"We built a training system in which the graduates train the young people entering the Dokifat 2 project"

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