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Space Shuttle Columbia

NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory Celebrates 25 Years With Impressive Cosmic Images

Since its launch in 1999, Chandra has helped unravel cosmic mysteries, supported the research of thousands of astronomers, and maintained its status as a cornerstone of astrophysical research.

Fifty years since the historic flight of Yuri Gagarin, thirty years since the first flight on the Columbia shuttle

NASA feared an Al Qaeda attack on the space shuttle Columbia in 2003

New details about the last moments of the Columbia crew members' lives

The cities of light hidden from view

The late Yosef Yosef was one of the most senior climate scientists in the world

The detailed interview given by the late Ilan Ramon to the Hidan website, about six months before the disaster

Prof. Ze'ev Levin, at the global warming conference: how the dust grains that reach us from Chad affect the rainfall

The Columbia Disaster: Lessons, Meanings, and Question Marks on the Future of the US Space Program

Red elves in the sky of Israel

The director of the investigative committee: NASA did not internalize the lessons of the Challenger and that is why the Columbia disaster occurred

Towards launch: concentration of ferry flights that were of special interest

The space shuttle "Columbia" accident - a correct summary review for the beginning of 2005

An image deciphered two years later reveals that the crew of the shuttle Columbia captured a "Tiger" in the Indian Ocean

NASA is afraid to participate in an Israeli conference because of the situation

Dig into Mars to look for life

80 percent of the data in most of the Israeli experiments were saved * The oblique vision experiment was lost

Ilan Ramon's last frontier