Nano satellites

Satellites aboard the Falcon 9 launcher in Operation TRANSPORTER 13 courtesy of SpaceX

"So far, 20 high school student satellites have been launched into space – a phenomenon unique to Israel"

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In most of the world, satellites are built by at least undergraduate students. This is according to Prof. Meir Ariel, head of the Space Engineering Center at the Faculty of Engineering at Tel Aviv University, who headed the Tevel 2 project, which was launched nine years ago.
David Greenberg conducts the radio amateur connection operation between the students of space majors from all over the country who gathered at the Herzliya Science Center and Eitan Stiva at the space station. 14/4/2022. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

First for the site of the scientist: the Dokifat 3 satellite suddenly returned to operation and broadcasting after two years

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According to David Greenberg, a satellite communications instructor at the Herzliya Science Center, the listening was accidental, but was made possible by the fact that Dokifat 3 transmits in the same frequency range as terrestrial satellites. Now the students of the science center are trying
Omri Dinor. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Meet the students who built the world satellites

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About 250 students from eight local authorities participated in the construction of eight satellites that were launched into space on Thursday. We spoke with three of them, and realized that they received training in programming and satellites but also in managing complex projects
Hovik Aglarian, the chief electronics engineer of the Asher Space Research Institute, with the new receiver. Photo: Sharon Tzur, Technion Spokesperson

The Technion and the Israel Defense Forces have developed satellite technology for rescue, rescue and signal detection missions

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As part of the cooperation, a mission receiver and a satellite computer were developed for the Adelis-Samson project. In this project, three nanosatellites will be launched that will be transported in space in an autonomous manned flight
The Dido-3 satellite. Image: Spice Pharma Company

A nano satellite of the Israeli Spice Pharma will be launched this week for joint medical experiments by researchers from Israel and Italy

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Two cubesat-based nanosatellites are launched from the International Space Station. 2016. Photo: NASA

Hackers can disable satellites - or turn them into weapons

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The students of the Herzliya Science Center and the students of Shaar HaNegev at the event presenting the progress of the Dokifat 3 satellite development. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Dokifat 3 which is currently under development; Will be part of a cast of Israeli student satellites of the Israel Space Agency

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Nano satellites are released from the International Space Station. Source: NASA.

Israel and Italy promote the development of technologies for nanosatellites

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PR photo.

An Israeli startup develops communication nanosatellites

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Tel Aviv University is establishing a center for small satellite technology

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Simulation of the satellite fleet. Courtesy of the Technion.

The Technion will launch the first autonomous satellite fleet into space

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Hall type electric motor. Source: NASA.

Electric propulsion for space

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Launch of an Atlas 5 rocket carrying Orbital's Cygnus supply spacecraft to the International Space Station. Among other things, its payload contains the Israeli student satellite Dokifat 2

The children overcame all the obstacles that were on the way in the development of the Dokifat 2 satellite

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

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The moment of the launch of the Atlas 5 launcher and inside it a supply spacecraft to the International Space Station, including the Israeli student satellite Dokifat 2, 18/4/17. NASA photo

The Israeli student satellite Dokifat 2 was successfully launched into space today

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ExoTerra's electric propulsion system is based on the Hall effect. PR photo

ExoTerra presents - the engine that will bring small satellites to an asteroid

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SpacePharma's DIDO series satellite. PR photo - SpacePharma

Medical laboratory in space: tomorrow the first satellite of the company SpacePharma will be launched

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The symbol of the Dokifat-1 satellite

Exclusive: "Israel 70" project - launching a group of 70 satellites into space to mark the 70th year of independence for the State of Israel.

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A band of satellites. Figure: European Space Agency

Israeli initiative: to develop a swarm of satellites that will communicate with each other and with other swarms and a launcher for tiny satellites

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SLS launcher at launch. Image: NASA

NASA will attach 13 tiny satellites to the first test flight of the heavy-lift launch vehicle SLS in 2018

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The Dokifat 1 satellite. Photo: Ben Nathanel

Exclusive to the science website: first exposure of the student satellite Dokifat 2

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Cubesat satellites in XNUMXD printing. Illustration: Stratsys

Stratasys and MakerBot announced an international competition to design a XNUMXD-printed cubic research satellite

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Photograph of the PhoneSat 1.0 telephone satellite (courtesy of NASA)

The "New Space" Takes Off: Space Engineering in the New Space Era

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The X-37B space plane in the third stage envelope of the launcher before launch. Similar to a ferry but much smaller. Photo: Boeing

The US military space plane X-37B took off for the fourth mysterious mission. It was also accompanied by an experimental solar sail during the launch

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Nano satellite. From the US Navy website

Nano spacecraft for micro moons

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The first telemetry signals from the Dokifat 1 satellite. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

The administrator of the students' satellite Dokifat 1 Mead Parinta: the satellite works perfectly * Yonatan Weintraub, SpaceIL: projects like this encourage science and engineering studies

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The third stage of the Dnieper missile and on it, among other things, the Israeli satellite Dokifat 1 in preparation for its launch from the Yancey missile base in Russia. Photo: IAI

The Israeli student satellite Dokifat-1 was successfully launched from Russia

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Two 1th grade students hold a model of the Dokifat 19 satellite in real size (and real materials) during the press conference on June 2014, XNUMX, Herzliya Science Center. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Tonight, the Israeli student satellite Dokifat 1 will be launched from Russia

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The symbol of the Dokifat-1 satellite

The construction of the student satellite Dokifat 1 has been completed and it is on its way to join other satellites in the launch* the launch in two months

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Drawing of the current design of Samson satellites at the level of the individual satellite. Illustration: The Technion

Coming soon: first cluster flight in space with the help of algorithms developed at the Technion

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The first Ecuadorian satellite - NEE-01 PEGASUS

For the first time: a collision between space debris and nanosatellites

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Signing the agreement (from right to left): Professor Oded Shmueli, Technion Vice President for Research, Professor Peretz Lavi, Technion President and Professor Bertil Anderson, NTU President. Photo: Technion spokespeople

The Technion and the Singapore University of Technology will collaborate on space exploration

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A structure of three satellites - Technion illustration

Technion researchers plan to launch into space a structure of three nanosatellites

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A small satellite disassembles an antenna from a communications satellite to attach to a new satellite. Artist illustration: DARPA

DARPA is examining ideas for repairing communication satellites in space

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A group of satellites, for the time being only on the ground in the laboratory of Prof. Finney Gurfil at the Technion. Photo: Technion

One and a half million euros from the European Union for innovative research at the Technion on launching satellites in parts

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The first Israeli nanosatellite, Inklajn-1, in the assembly room

INSA (the Association for Tiny Satellites) completed the construction of the first Israeli nanosatellite

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Israeli nano satellite to the moon. Figure: SPACEIL Group

An Israeli group is raising a budget to land a nano-satellite on the moon as part of the Lunar Xprize competition

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A small and dynamic launcher from the Dintics company

A small launcher would be able to launch a nanosatellite quickly

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A model of the satellite InKlajn1

Young scientists are partners in the Israeli space program

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Open source satellite

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The aviation industry is developing a constellation of nano-satellites to identify the location of planes over the oceans

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Technion researchers established a unique laboratory in Israel for the development of flights of "flocks" of satellites in space

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

My little satellite…

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Students at the Science Center in Herzliya will build a nano satellite

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

First exposure: The Israeli Association for Small Satellites is a partner in Cornell University's space project

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

High school students from the School of Engineers developed Levinchik - a tiny satellite at a minimal price

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