SpaceIL seeking educational onboard experiments for Beresheet 2 mission
Hoping to inspire more young people to enter the sciences, SpaceIL is asking that all research proposals for its planned ...
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Hoping to inspire more young people to enter the sciences, SpaceIL is asking that all research proposals for its planned ...
The non-profit Israeli initiative whose spacecraft crashed on the moon two years ago secures $70 million in funding to make ...
SpaceIL is planning another unmanned lunar landing in early 2024 after its first attempt ended with the spacecraft crashing on ...
Beresheet spacecraft sought to be Israel's first privately funded lunar mission, but crashed on the moon's surface at the end ...
Space agency NASA shows the impact site of Israel's first-ever lunar probe. Despite entering lunar orbit, historic spacecraft failed to ...
"The vice president has said that the next man and the first woman on the moon will be Americans," says ...
Hopefully this is just the first in a long line of Israeli missions into deep space. If we can do ...
"We want to get little Israel all the way to the moon," says Yonatan Winetraub, co-founder of Israel's SpaceIL.
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