... only thinking about it as a planet and not really as our home planet. For this issue of ‘Space for Art’, I would like to share a few thoughts that I’ve had since flying in space that now leave me thinking every...
... requirement of about four kilowatts per crew member for providing the optimal artificial lighting. State of the art technologies such as fluorescent lights only had an efficiency of four percent in converting the electrical energy into light...
...anticipated 2016 US National Academies Study that identified the emerging role of CubeSats as platforms to perform state-of-the-art science and exploration. These interplanetary CubeSats, thanks to their low-cost of few millions of dollars as opposed...
..., Lt. Col (Res.) of the Israeli Air Force, he has over 20 years of experience in management, R&D and operation of state-of-the-art projects in space systems and unmanned aerial systems, among those leading the Mediterranean Israel Dust Experiment...