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The new space race: Mars, the Moon, and the new political frontier
01.10.23
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Viki Auslender
In recent years, the business sector has picked up the gauntlet and the journey to Mars is back on the table, accelerating the geopolitical race globally, as China, the US, and India all vie for dominance
'Astronauts' begin Mars simulation in planetary dome in Negev
10.10.21
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Yafit Ovadia
AMADEE-20 is a 21-day Mars analog simulation taking place in the Negev desert and will be managed by the Austrian Space Forum and the Israel Space Agency
From a kibbutz to Mars
21.05.21
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Yafit Ovadia
Ricor 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
Time to agree on how to interact with ET
26.02.21
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Dov Greenbaum
"It remains counter-intuitive as to why we have yet to develop a comprehensive set of universally accepted and binding protocols for how to both send out and respond to other potential civilizations," says Dov Greenbaum
Morality on Mars: What’s to stop future spacefarers from ruining other planets?
04.12.20
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Dov Greenbaum
It is unclear how an Earth-bound society could enforce proper stewardship of the Martian ecosystem
Working during the pandemic is a lot like being in space
01.11.20
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Udi Etsion
Employees working from home experience stress, loneliness, and anxiety, yet this is not dissimilar to what astronauts experience in space. Neta Parnas-Vizel, a sociologist explains how to resolve that and more
Candy Company Mars Partners With JVP on Foodtech and Agtech Initiative
15.05.19
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CTech
As part of the collaboration, Mars will work together with Israeli academic institutions and support existing Israeli startups as well as the formation of new companies
Astronauts May Not be the Only Thing Lost in Private Space
06.12.18
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Dov Greenbaum
Astronauts have been absent from space exploration for some time. To wit: Mars is the only planet in our solar system that is known to be solely inhabited by robots
CTech’s Tuesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News
08.05.18
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CTech
Israeli government streamlines tech investments by state-owned companies. Ethemba Capital nears sale of fabrics company Avgol at a $440 million valuation
Space Exploration Requires a New Space Rulebook
08.05.18
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Dov Greenbaum
Existing international outer space treaties were formulated with only nation-states in mind, writes researcher Dov Greenbaum
CTech's Tuesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News
24.04.18
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CTech
The challenges of living on Mars: air, water, lack of personal space. Israeli lawmaker’s Twitter account suspended after tweet saying Palestinian girl in custody should have been shot
Looking at the Stars, Researcher Sees a Legal Pandora Box Opening
24.04.18
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Lilach Baumer
Current laws applying to space and other planets were formulated with people living on Earth in mind, says Israeli researcher Dov Greenbaum
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