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IAI’s DS-SAR entered orbit on 2023-07-30 and transmitted its first data to the ground station during initial testing.
DS-SAR carries a synthetic aperture radar developed by Israel Aerospace Industries that provides all-weather day-and-night coverage and is capable of 1-meter resolution at full polarimetry.
The Israel Defense Ministry and Israel Aerospace Industries successfully launched the Ofek 13 satellite into space at 02:10 IST on Wednesday.
State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries manufactured Ofek-13 and the satellite has radar observation capabilities that enable intelligence collection regardless of the weather.
EROS C1 and EROS C2 may be part of the Ofeq series of Israeli reconnaissance satellites built by Israel Aerospace Industries that operate in mid-inclination retrograde orbits.
EROS C3 has a mass of 400 kg and is based on Israel Aerospace Industries’ OPTSAT-3000 bus.
SWISSto12 has developed commercial success in Europe and Israel with partners and customers such as Thales, Elbit, IAI, and the European Space Agency.
MCS is based on technologies Israel Aerospace Industries is developing for Dror-1, including the digital payload and avionics.
Dror-1 is a communications satellite being built by Israel Aerospace Industries for the Israeli government under a contract awarded in January 2020.
Israel Aerospace Industries developed a small geostationary orbit communications satellite bus called the Mini Communications Satellite (MCS).
Israel Aerospace Industries targets smaller operators for the Mini Communications Satellite who do not require larger geostationary satellites.
Israel Aerospace Industries is the latest company to offer a small geostationary satellite product.
Arrow Electronics, SAIC, Lockheed Martin, IAI North America, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory are partners working with the 2021 Techstars Space Accelerator class.
Firefly announced a July 2019 partnership with Israel Aerospace Industries to license the Genesis lander that IAI developed for SpaceIL’s Beresheet mission.
Israel Aerospace Industries will support Firefly’s Blue Ghost project to leverage lessons learned from the Beresheet mission, which crashed attempting a lunar landing in April 2019.
SpaceX launched the Beresheet lunar lander built by Israel Aerospace Industries as a secondary payload on a Falcon 9 in February 2019.
Israel Aerospace Industries built the Shavit launch vehicle used to launch Ofek 16.
Firefly Aerospace signed an agreement with Israel Aerospace Industries in July 2019 to use Beresheet lander technology for its Genesis lunar lander.
Under the Lunar Surface Access Service program OHB will serve as the prime contractor and handle payloads while Israel Aerospace Industries will provide a lander based on the design of SpaceIL’s Beresheet lander.
German space company OHB is planning a commercial lunar lander mission in cooperation with Israel Aerospace Industries in late 2022.