The spacecraft carrying 4 crew members. including Stibbe, splashed down off the coast of Florida in the Axiom-1 mission.

The date and time of the Ax-1 mission's return were announced after a number of delays due to unfavorable weather conditions.

Eytan Stibbe and three other astronauts entered the ISS as part of the world's first fully private mission to the station.

The COTS-Capsule within the TauSat-3 satellite is set to be tested by Israel's Eytan Stibbe at the International Space Station next month.

Super-fast-charging batteries, flexible solar panels, and eye-tracking tech to combat micro-gravity-induced sickness are some of the space projects.

Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbe is expected to take off next year on a research mission logging 200 hours at the International Space Station.

The nanosatellite TAU-SAT1 will conduct a number of experiments once in orbit, including measuring cosmic radiation in space.

The miniaturized solar-power generator is designed by Professor Emeritus Jeffrey Gordon of the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU), along with his US colleagues.

A prototype of the AstroRad vest, developed by US-Israeli startup StemRad, will be sent to space on November 2 for feedback on its ergonomic features.

Where's the beef? Looks like it's in space where the Israeli startup was part joint project to make clean meat aboard the ISS.

An Israeli space lab, which can be controlled from Earth, has arrived at the International Space Station with four experiments that will look at bacteria and the immune system.

Medigus is world leader in the development of medical equipment and now their very tiny ScoutCam camera is being used by space giant NASA on the International Space Station rotating Earth.