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The Israel Space Agency (ISA), established in 1983, is a governmental body within Israel's Ministry of Science and Technology. ISA coordinates Israeli space research programs with both scientific and commercial goals, fostering the development of space technologies and promoting academic research. The agency supports projects with economic potential, including the development of satellites and innovative technologies, and collaborates with international partners like NASA. ISA also works to strengthen ties between Israeli society, space research, and exploration through educational projects and outreach.
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The Israel Space Agency has selected the Access to Space consortium to establish and operate Israel’s national research and development space laboratory.
The space innovation bootcamp is backed by the Israel Space Agency and U.S. investor CreationsVC and offers $250,000 in funding.
The Israel Space Agency has compiled a list of more than 25 government use cases seeking data from space.
The Israel Space Agency plans to spend $180,000,000 in the coming years to boost private sector development in the Israeli space sector.
In January 2022, the Israel Space Agency, the Israel Innovation Authority, and the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology awarded nearly $6,000,000 to 11 Israeli startups to develop space technologies and fund a percentage of R&D costs.
The Israel Space Agency’s targets include doubling the number of Israeli space companies and raising the space industry workforce to 10,000 people.
Beresheet 2 was slated to launch in 2025, a schedule confirmed in a January 2023 joint statement of intent between the Israel Space Agency and NASA.
VENµS was launched by the French Space Agency CNES and the Israel Space Agency in 2017.
The Israel Space Agency will deliver the completed ULTRASAT observatory to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida for launch.
Ax-1 experiments support research from organizations including the Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Canadian universities, the Ramon Foundation, and the Israel Space Agency.
The ULTRASAT program is jointly managed and funded by the Weizmann Institute of Science and the Israeli Space Agency and is carried out in association with the German DESY research center.
Ramon.Space was selected by the Israel Space Agency to provide a space computing payload for a mission scheduled to launch in early 2022.
The Israeli Space Agency plans to use Eytan Stibbe’s time on the space station for scientific and engineering experiments and educational programs.
NASA signed an agreement with the Israel Space Agency on 2018-10-03 to offer support for the SpaceIL mission.