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An Ice-cream Truck Packed With Corpses As Gaza Is Pounded By Israel
Hamas, which has controlled the enclave since 2007, said Monday that 1,000 bodies could still be under rubble and warned of diseases spreading.
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Astronaut Explains "Intriguing Sight" of Bright Dot Spotted on Earth From Space
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station (ISS) recently shared an "intriguing" daylight sight of a bright dot in the middle of a desert on Earth.
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Life on Mars: Simulating Red Planet Base in Israeli Desert for Astronaut Training
The Austrian Space Forum has set up a pretend Martian base with the Israeli space agency at Makhtesh Ramon, a 1,600 feet (500m) deep, 25 miles (40km) wide crater.
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Competitor Fears Elon Musk's SpaceX Could "Monopolise" Space
The launching of thousands of satellites into low Earth orbit by tech billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX threatens the "de-facto monopolisation" of space, the head of competitor Arianespace Stephane Israel has warned.
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Israeli Spacecraft Gets Special Passenger Before Moon Journey
A time capsule of three digital discs containing thousands of files was ceremoniously placed within the space pod by organisers wearing white dust coats at the plant where it is being constructed and tested.
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Israeli Spacecraft Gets Special Passenger Before Journey To The Moon
Israeli scientists making final preparations to launch the country's first spacecraft to the moon added a special passenger on Monday that will accompany the journey.
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Israel To Tighten Security At Public Spaces
Israel is to beef up security at public spaces in the wake of a deadly June attack in Tel Aviv and last month's seafront killings in Nice, an official said today.
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John Kerry Hopes Talks Will Give Mideast 'Breathing Space'
US Secretary of State John Kerry hopes talks this week with the Israel and Palestinian leaders will provide some "political breathing space" amid renewed unrest.
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Nasa, Israel Ink Space Cooperation Agreement
The Israel Space Agency expressed hope that the Jewish state's technology would play a key role in future missions to Mars.
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NASA, Israel Ink Space Cooperation Agreement
NASA and the Israel Space Agency signed an agreement on Tuesday to expand cooperation in civil space activities, the Israeli government said.
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Israel Uses Military Expertise to Join Commercial Space Race
Israel plans to move beyond its current focus on spy and military communications satellites into producing civilian devices.
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Israeli scientists shoot for the moon with dishwasher-sized spacecraft
It's only the size of a dishwasher and weighs as much as giant panda, but its inventors are hoping this spacecraft will go where no other Israeli vessel has gone before - to the moon.
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An Ice-cream Truck Packed With Corpses As Gaza Is Pounded By Israel
Hamas, which has controlled the enclave since 2007, said Monday that 1,000 bodies could still be under rubble and warned of diseases spreading.
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Astronaut Explains "Intriguing Sight" of Bright Dot Spotted on Earth From Space
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station (ISS) recently shared an "intriguing" daylight sight of a bright dot in the middle of a desert on Earth.
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Life on Mars: Simulating Red Planet Base in Israeli Desert for Astronaut Training
The Austrian Space Forum has set up a pretend Martian base with the Israeli space agency at Makhtesh Ramon, a 1,600 feet (500m) deep, 25 miles (40km) wide crater.
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Competitor Fears Elon Musk's SpaceX Could "Monopolise" Space
The launching of thousands of satellites into low Earth orbit by tech billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX threatens the "de-facto monopolisation" of space, the head of competitor Arianespace Stephane Israel has warned.
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Israeli Spacecraft Gets Special Passenger Before Moon Journey
A time capsule of three digital discs containing thousands of files was ceremoniously placed within the space pod by organisers wearing white dust coats at the plant where it is being constructed and tested.
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Israeli Spacecraft Gets Special Passenger Before Journey To The Moon
Israeli scientists making final preparations to launch the country's first spacecraft to the moon added a special passenger on Monday that will accompany the journey.
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Israel To Tighten Security At Public Spaces
Israel is to beef up security at public spaces in the wake of a deadly June attack in Tel Aviv and last month's seafront killings in Nice, an official said today.
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John Kerry Hopes Talks Will Give Mideast 'Breathing Space'
US Secretary of State John Kerry hopes talks this week with the Israel and Palestinian leaders will provide some "political breathing space" amid renewed unrest.
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Nasa, Israel Ink Space Cooperation Agreement
The Israel Space Agency expressed hope that the Jewish state's technology would play a key role in future missions to Mars.
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NASA, Israel Ink Space Cooperation Agreement
NASA and the Israel Space Agency signed an agreement on Tuesday to expand cooperation in civil space activities, the Israeli government said.
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Israel Uses Military Expertise to Join Commercial Space Race
Israel plans to move beyond its current focus on spy and military communications satellites into producing civilian devices.
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Israeli scientists shoot for the moon with dishwasher-sized spacecraft
It's only the size of a dishwasher and weighs as much as giant panda, but its inventors are hoping this spacecraft will go where no other Israeli vessel has gone before - to the moon.
