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NASA Spots Israeli Spacecraft's Crash Site on Moon
NASA's Moon-orbiting spacecraft has spotted the impact site of the Israeli Beresheet spacecraft.
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Israeli Spacecraft Beresheet, Which Crashed On Moon, Found By NASA
NASA's Moon orbiting spacecraft has spotted the impact site of the Israeli Beresheet spacecraft on a region of the Moon called "Sea of Serenity" where it crash landed on April 11.
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Israeli Spacecraft Crashes During Moon Landing: Mission Control
Israel's attempt at a moon landing failed at the last minute on Thursday when the craft suffered an engine failure as it prepared to land.
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Israeli Spacecraft Enters Lunar Orbit Ahead of Moon Landing
The first privately funded spacecraft to journey to the moon passed its most crucial test yet on Thursday when it dropped into lunar orbit one week ahead of landing.
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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 Plans Its First Moon Launch in December
The unmanned spacecraft, shaped like a pod and weighing some 585 kilogrammes at launch, will land on the moon on February 13.
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Who Needs $20 Million? Moon Race Still on Without Google's Prize
Space explorers now shoot for the moon without Google’s prize.
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Israeli Team Signs First Launch Deal in Google Moon Race
With the deadline to win a $30 million first-place prize just two years off, pressure is mounting on the 16 rivals.
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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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NASA Spots Israeli Spacecraft's Crash Site on Moon
NASA's Moon-orbiting spacecraft has spotted the impact site of the Israeli Beresheet spacecraft.
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Israeli Spacecraft Beresheet, Which Crashed On Moon, Found By NASA
NASA's Moon orbiting spacecraft has spotted the impact site of the Israeli Beresheet spacecraft on a region of the Moon called "Sea of Serenity" where it crash landed on April 11.
-
Israeli Spacecraft Crashes During Moon Landing: Mission Control
Israel's attempt at a moon landing failed at the last minute on Thursday when the craft suffered an engine failure as it prepared to land.
-
Israeli Spacecraft Enters Lunar Orbit Ahead of Moon Landing
The first privately funded spacecraft to journey to the moon passed its most crucial test yet on Thursday when it dropped into lunar orbit one week ahead of landing.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Israel Plans Its First Moon Launch in December
The unmanned spacecraft, shaped like a pod and weighing some 585 kilogrammes at launch, will land on the moon on February 13.
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Who Needs $20 Million? Moon Race Still on Without Google's Prize
Space explorers now shoot for the moon without Google’s prize.
-
Israeli Team Signs First Launch Deal in Google Moon Race
With the deadline to win a $30 million first-place prize just two years off, pressure is mounting on the 16 rivals.
-
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.
