What do you know about our solar system, that is? I suppose you can read all about it either from the internet or go old-school and open a corporeal book. One wonderful thing about the solar system (And space in general, but we'll get to that another time) is that it's unfathomably strange. How strange you ask? Well, I gathered a few of the following facts to demonstrate:
Wonderful readers and followers, we need your help!
Have you thought ever you would like to help, but never really had the time or for some reason don't think you could contribute (You actually can, all help is welcomed. You can contact us at contacts@spaceil.com or our facebook page)? Well, then, this is your time to shine!
And even if not, the good people over at TEDxAmsterdam did (And also took some of the picture below) where Yonatan Winetraub spoke. We keep our fingers crossed our story has made enough of an impression so as to qualify Yonatan to speak at the international TED conference.
That Yariv is yet on another US tour? That Yonatan has visited NASA? That wasn't be the first time, as the good people over at NASA have pulled away from their busy scheduales to go over our plans a while back, to see whether there are problem. However, I think it's safe to say Kfir have had the best week, seeing as he had been asked for an autograph, subsequent a lecture for kids.
Good afternoon readers,
A couple of days ago we threw a thank-you BBQ to all our volunteers. We were happy to finally get everyone together and meet their friends and families, especially on such a pretty day. All the happy chewing, laughter during the games and constant buzz of conversions reminded us the importance of stopping once in a while to appreciate what we have.
Hello there dear readers!
We've talked quite a bit about ourselves, our goals and our progress. However, it seems we've forgotten the key player without which the competition lacks point. You know who I mean - the moon.
So what do we know about it?
The moon is Earth's sole natural satellite and is the fifth largest in the solar system.
Good evening friends!
SpaceIL completed a successful Spring supporters US tour, including stops in New-York, Los-Angeles and Miami. Yariv Bash attended the Israeli Conference at Harvard. We are now planning our next US tour for early June - to include stops in New York, Los-Angeles and Palo Alto
Good morning beloved readers!
Did you know we moved our offices a while ago back to Tel-Aviv University? We'd like to thank the Wix offices at Tel-Aviv harbor for their gracious hospitality while our home at TAU was renovated. Anyway, as the old saying goes, home is where the model-spacecraft is, right?
Below you can see pictures of Kfir Damari, Yariv Bash and our project coordinator Ronna Robinstein.






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