The technology is installed on the European Space Agency's Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) spacecraft.

Israeli participants at the NASA Space Apps Challenge launched some amazing ideas that are out of this world!

Once in a blue moon - Israel submits most ambitious space agriculture experience in history.

SpaceIL plans a double landing on the Moon in 2025, aiming to continue in orbit for five years as a platform for science education activities.

How did one Israeli startup contribute to NASA’s successful DART international space mission?

The team of researchers has identified two new planets in distant solar systems that are similar in size to Jupiter and complete an orbit of their suns in less than four days.

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'We are watching history unfold in front of our eyes, seeing where humankind can reach,' said Israeli President Isaac Herzog.

United with Israel's Rabbinic Director weighs in on the first weightless Passover seder, discussing the unique requirements and opportunities of a holiday in space!

Israel's youngest lifesaver, NASA veteran makes Aliyah, Ancient Hebrew amulet found at biblical site, and much more!

Projects include satellite developed by Israeli and Emirati students to determine exact time of new moon.

Yonatan Winetraub shifted his focus from outer space to the human body. At Stanford University, he is working on detecting cancer without biopsies.

Orbiting drug factories and landing a lunar spacecraft are Paul Kamoun's other big projects.

'This is an exciting moment where we will be making our long-term scientific knowledge available to support relief efforts when needed,' says BGU vice-president.

‘Everyone is affected by what happens in space,’ says Deganit Paikowsky, the first female Israeli VP of the International Astronautical Federation.

NASA looks closely at Israeli technology to help in space mission.

An Israeli hospital is sending bacteria into orbit to conduct experiments that will benefit space travelers of the future.

Israeli satellite company SpaceComm intends to launch its communications satellite to bring television and internet to all of the African continent.

With Israeli technology, astronauts can explore deep space without experiencing the negative effects of radiation.

Israel's Beresheet, the first non-governmental craft in the world to go to the moon, is sending a time capsule containing Israeli national symbols and cultural artifacts into space.

The Startup Nation is taking Israeli innovation to the next level and working to conquer the final frontier - Space.