Israeli satellite destroyed, but IAI looks ahead
IAI director-general Yossi Weiss believes that the Israeli satellite industry will recover from the loss of Amos 6 and continue development.
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'New satellite can be built in two years'
Director General of IAI Yossi Weiss discussed Florida blast in which Amos satellite was destroyed, promised new one in less than two years.
For first time, senior security official will use Shabbat phone
The cellular Shabbat phone patented by Machon Tzomet, 'Telegrama', will be used by the head of National Security Council.
Solution to Shabbat dilemma: Gentile workers supervised by Jews
Rabbi Yisrael Rosen, head of Tzomet says a halachic solution can be found for nationally required Shabbat work not involving saving of life
Israeli students win 2nd prize at Chinese robotics contest
Israeli students win the second prize at an international robotics competition which took place in Shanghai, China.
Scientists locate planet with Earth-like properties
A group of scientists has located a star with similar conditions to Earth some 4 light years away. Meet Proxima B.
Israeli scientists announce breakthrough in cancer research
A new Israeli study reveals how melanoma spreads to other organs with fatal consequences. Researchers discover chemicals to block growth.
US Seizes Over 130 Internet Domains
Authorities say the domains were involved with content piracy and counterfeit goods.
NASA Launches Mars Rover 'Curiosity'
Amid the global economic downturn NASA is sending a $2.5 billion dollar rover to Mars in search of inhabitants that may have supported life.
Carbon Monoxide Good for Urbanites?
A TAU study shows small doses of carbon monoxide have narcotic effects that relieve some of the stress induced by urban environs.
Big Asteroid Passes 'Near' Earth
Astronomers were giddy on Tuesday as an asteroid a quarter of a mile in diameter passed between the Earth and Moon.
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