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“Thursday’s Cape Canaveral explosion will delay any new satellite launches by at least two-and-a-half years, causing a major setback to Israel’s space program”
JERUSALEM POST What’s next for Israel’s satellite program after Amos-6? by Noam Amir September 2, 2016 The future of Israel’s satellite industry has recently been called into question. On Thursday, Israel’s space industry was shocked after a rocket carrying the Spacecom … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Amos-6, Cape Canaveral, Israel Space Agency, satellite, SpaceX
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