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    • FROM THE PRESIDENT
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    • UNIVERSITY OF THE FUTURE
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TECHNION ADELIS-SAMSON SATELLITE MISSION FROM ASHER SPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE
A ground station for satellite missions has been built at Technion-Israel Institute of Technology for the Adelis-SAMSON project, to be launched into space at the end of 2018 by a Dutch company that specializes in launching nanosatellites. The project is supported by the Adelis Foundation, the Israeli Space Agency and the Ministry of Science and Technology. Following the launch, the nanosatellites will be monitored by Technion’s ground station, which will monitor the satellites’ activities and receive transmitted data.

A ground station for satellite missions has been built at Technion-Israel Institute of Technology for the Adelis-SAMSON project, to be launched into space at the end of 2018 by a Dutch company that specializes in launching nanosatellites. The project is supported by the Adelis Foundation, the Israeli Space Agency and the Ministry of Science and Technology. Following the launch, the nanosatellites will be monitored by Technion’s ground station, which will monitor the satellites’ activities and receive transmitted data.

  • People and Campus
    • UNIVERSITY OF THE FUTURE
    • A CLASS OF THEIR OWN
    • YOUNG FACULTY
    • STUDENT MOSAIC
    • TECHNION CAMPUS
    • TECHNION SPIRIT
  • Research
    • RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGHS 2018-2019
    • CENTER STAGE
    • THE QUANTUM IMPERATIVE
    • TIKUN OLAM
  • Guardians, Gifts & Honorees
    • GIFTS
    • GUARDIANS
    • FELLOWSHIPS
    • SCHOLARSHIPS
  • Honor Roll
    • TECHNION MEDAL
    • HONORARY FELLOWS
    • HONORARY DOCTORS
    • AWARDS AND HONORS
    • HARVEY PRIZE
  • Technion in the World
    • A GLOBAL NETWORK
    • THE EDGE IN ASIA: TECHNION GUANGDONG
    • INNOVATION RUNWAY: NYC
  • TECHNION IN NUMBERS

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