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Night launch of a Falcon 9 rocket for the Transporter 13 project, in which 9 Israeli student satellites were launched. Photo: SpaceX

A group of 9 research satellites built by Israeli high school students from all sectors was launched into space

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The 360-meter-diameter asteroid Apophis will come very close to Earth on April 13, 2029. Credit: Jonathan Mennell / via Eyes on the Solar System, NASA/JPL

Approaching an asteroid: Exploring Apophis using advanced minisatellites

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German researchers and the German Space Agency will try three strategies for the study of the asteroid that will approach in 2029 to a distance of 31 thousand km from the Earth
The Israeli space industry. Image: depositphotos.com

The Israel Space Agency will establish a first-of-its-kind center in Israel for research and development infrastructure for small satellites

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The center will make available to entrepreneurs, companies and researchers the infrastructure for the development of small satellites and their components, and will enable the expansion of the ecosystem in the field
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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Imaging: Asher Space Research Institute.

Scientists from Israel and France will launch three tiny satellites to study climate change

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Tel Aviv University is establishing a center for small satellite technology

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The Elektron launch pad for its second test flight, and the first in which it entered orbit around the Earth. Source: Rocket Lab.

A rocket is born: get to know the small satellite launcher "Electron"

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Duchifat 2 goes into orbit in space (screen shot, ISS).

A signal from space: The Israeli student satellite was launched from the space station

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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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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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Students and engineers participate in the preparation for the launch of the Prospector 18 rocket Image Credit: NASA/Dimitri Gerondidakis

Small satellite launcher/Prof Haim Ashad

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Prof. Haim Ashad, Chairman of the Space Committee, National Research and Development Council

The era of tiny satellites / Prof. Haim Ashad

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Israel will launch a pico-satellite made by students for the first time

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

How do you test a broken satellite in space? using small satellites that approach it

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