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From Negev to NASA: Inhayle's journey to advance health safety in space
08.10.24|CTechThe Israeli startup, which specializes in surface disinfection technologies, won first place in the EXPAND space accelerator program aimed at integrating Israeli startups into NASA's lunar settlement project and opening up investment opportunities.
Of mice & women: Meet the doctor trailblazing towards a cure for aging
28.07.24|Roni DoriDr. Linda Rubinstein's journey began by escaping from communist Prague, continued in the innovative laboratories of NASA, and now she is back, diving into the depths of the mitochondria of mice and humans. If her plan to play with cells is successful, the unusual route will lead to the understanding how to avoid dementia and towards treatments that are more suitable for women.
Israel’s first space telescope to be launched by NASA in 2026
21.02.23|CTechULTRASAT, an ultraviolet observatory led by the Israel Space Agency and Weizmann Institute of Science, will investigate the secrets of short-duration events in the universe, such as supernova explosions and mergers of neutron stars
Israeli radiation vest heading to the Moon on Artemis I
29.08.22|CTechAhead of the Artemis I launch, which was postponed on Monday due to an issue with an engine bleed in one of the rocket's four engines, NASA has installed Zohar and Helga, the two identical manikins for testing a new radiation protection vest developed by the Israeli startup StemRad
AccuBeat’s clocks are powering a mission to Jupiter’s icy moons
19.06.22|Yafit OvadiaThe company’s Ultra Stable Oscillator will be active in deep space for 15 years, while its atomic clocks are used for a variety of military applications - from intelligence gathering to missile detection. “Our miniature clocks are the best in their class,” says co-founder and CEO
The tiny satellites detecting and helping put out wildfires
13.05.22|Yafit OvadiaUsing its remote sensing Earth Observation technology, Terra Space Lab is working to detect fires before they explode. “We want to detect environmental events, and enable people to do something about them right away,” says CEO
PlanetWatchers analyzes crop damage through satellite technology
27.03.22|Yafit OvadiaThe space tech startup aims to look at the bigger picture, and is sending its data to insurer companies, ensuring that farmers get proper payout for crop damage
Despite Russia-Ukraine tensions, Axiom Space mission is “ready to fly”
01.03.22|Yafit Ovadia“Ax-1 is really a path finder for new commercial opportunities in low-Earth orbit, and the research will lead to space exploration becoming fully commercial,” says Axiom Space Director
Sustainability is space’s newest frontier
28.01.22|Yafit Ovadia“Space tech startups can’t raise Seed funding without demonstrating that they can make a buck,” says AxiomSpace director, as companies look to create more sustainable dual-use technologies
Next Israeli astronaut’s 35 experiments revealed
24.01.22|Yafit OvadiaNeedle-free blood tests, cosmic lightning, super-vegetables, and nano-ghosts are just a few of the innovative experiments Eytan Stibbe will test during his February mission to the International Space Station
TAU launches satellite to protect space systems against radiation
10.01.22|Yafit OvadiaThe “COTS-Capsule” within the TauSat-3 is one of the 43 experiments that the next Israeli astronaut will test on his mission to the International Space Station next month, after it successfully docked on Sunday
“People don’t realize that every time we swipe a card or navigate a car we’re accessing space tech”
12.11.21|Yafit OvadiaFour female space experts spoke during a panel moderated by Israel’s next astronaut about adopting dual-use technologies to better our future
“Working in this tech sector as a woman, you have to be just a little bit better"
11.10.21|Yafit OvadiaDr. Sandra Cauffman, Deputy Director for the Earth Science Division at NASA, was speaking at a panel of top female space experts as part of World Space Week in which Israel participated actively for the first time last week
To infinity and beyond: get ready for the first Israeli space tech VC
27.09.21|Yafit Ovadia“Space will become a self-sustaining economy, and boom over the next decade,” says co-founder of TYPE5, the first Israeli-VC focused on space startups
Helios to join Japanese missions to the lunar surface
19.07.21|Yafit OvadiaThe Israeli space tech startup, which has developed a way to mine oxygen from the Moon, will participate in two Japanese missions to test its technology
From a kibbutz to Mars
21.05.21|Yafit OvadiaRicor Cryogenic Systems builds cooling systems for spacecraft, including NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover, and it’s doing so from no other than kibbutz Ein Harod in northern Israel
Israel’s next pioneer: meet the country’s new astronaut
07.05.21|Yafit OvadiaHe’s served as a combat pilot in the Israeli Air Force, launched a successful venture capital firm, and co-founded the Ramon Foundation - meet Eytan Stibbe, Israel’s humble hero
Israeli startup generates oxygen from lunar soil
26.04.21|Yafit OvadiaThe Israeli Space Agency and the Ministry of Energy are backing an initiative that will generate oxygen from lunar soil, enabling space agencies to establish permanent colonies on the Moon
Next Israeli astronaut visits NASA Kennedy Space Center ahead of mission
25.04.21|Yafit OvadiaEytan Stibbe spoke with former NASA astronaut Bob Cabana at Kennedy Space Center in Florida along with other experts led by the Ramon Foundation ahead of January 2022 flight
Israel’s CropX partners with NASA Harvest for agtech initiatives
25.03.21|James SpiroThe companies will conduct a 12-month pilot in Arizona before expanding nationally and globally

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