A joint UAE-Israel committee will choose one proposal to receive $200,000 to monitor the environment and vegetation on earth using data.

Tel Aviv U and the Israeli Air Force will establish a joint center to harness research, advance areas associated with air and space.

The Israel and UAE Space Agencies signed an MOU to enhance cooperation in scientific research, space exploration and knowledge transfer

The investment in Ramon.Space was led by top investors including Grove Ventures, one of Israel's most important firms.

Tech developed by Helios melts lunar soil to extract oxygen for fuel, enabling lower payloads and lower costs for space missions.

Israel's Aleph Farms wants to launch slaughter-free steak production in extraterrestrial environments with a new program dubbed Aleph Zero.

NSLComm's technology permits antennas to be stowed during launch in a compact volume and deploy while in orbit, saving mass, volume, and supporting structures.

The probe is fitted with an Israeli-engineered sensor capturing high-res images of the sun’s atmosphere; scientists say the data downlinked to Earth is much more than they expected by this point

NASA and the Israel Space Agency signed an agreement to further expand cooperation in space exploration, including a mission to Mars.

For the first time in history, a lander touched down on a comet in deep space on a mission to determine if these masses could be the source of life on our planet.

What started out as a private venture by young Israeli scientists hoping for a chance to win a competition by Google, is now a nation-wide goal. The ambitious SpaceIL project is getting some serious support en-route to the moon.

An Israeli scientist collaborated with NASA to fight bacteria in water sources that are used by astronauts in space. His nanotechnology solution showed positive results aboard an Atlantis mission last summer. This technology could also be used in the food industry and in hospitals.

Among the passengers aboard the Atlantis space shuttle’s final voyage was an Israeli biomedical water purification device, which was undergoing initial tests for use in zero-gravity, outer space conditions.

Three Israelis with various technological backgrounds intend on putting an Israeli flag on the moon with a coke-bottle sized rocket, in order to win a $20 million price from Google.

If all goes according to plan, by December 2012 a team of three young Israeli scientists will have landed a tiny spacecraft on the moon, explored the lunar surface, and transmitted live video back to earth, thereby scooping up a $20 million prize.