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Beresheet2

Integrating scientific experiments in the Beresheet 2 Mission 

As part of the Beresheet2 Mission, a number of important scientific experiments will be included.  A call for proposals for experiments was recently published (link to the Call for Proposals), and we continue to receive proposals.  The payloads that will be conducted as part of the Beresheet2 mission were chosen by a professional team.

Goal

SpaceIL is a non-profit organization that was established in 2011. It promotes education and scientific-technological research in Israel, through its groundbreaking projects in deep space.  The Beresheet 2 Program is slated as a technological challenge that will serve as inspiration on a national level that will reach today’s pupils, who may become the scientist and engineers of tomorrow. 

The Beresheet2 mission

Beresheet2 significantly raises the difficulty level.

The spacecraft will consist of a set of three spacecraft:

An orbiter that will orbit the moon for several years and will be used for scientific experiments and educational activities with youth in Israel and around the world.

Two landers will perform landings on both sides of the moon.

Updates and News

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SpaceIL signs agreement with German Aerospace Center -DLR

SpaceIL signs agreement with German Aerospace Center -DLR

NASA and Israel Space Agency to collaborate on Beresheet2 mission

Signature of a joint SOI between NASA and the Israeli Space Agency about Beresheet2 mission

SIM.SPACE hybrid lab and digital simulation for Beresheet2 landers.

We proudly announce that we've signed a contract with the Israeli company SIM.SPACE to develop the hybrid lab and digital simulation for...

A third payload for Beresheet2 mission :

The third experiment chosen by SpaceIL for the Beresheet2 mission will be carried out using a hyperspectral camera that will cover over...

Meet the selected female candidates participating to the Parasol Foundation Women in SpaceIL

The Parasol Foundation and SpaceIL announced in January 2022 during the Space week that they are launching a joint initiative the...

What plants can grow on the moon?

Lunaria One international consortium including Ben-Gurion University to send plants to moon on Beresheet2 lunar lander. Can plants grow...

Ramon.Space and Lulav Space partner to navigate SpaceIL’s next 2 Lunar Landings

Lulav Space’s landing sensor suite, powered by Ramon.Space’s high-performance space computing platform, selected for Space IL’s Beresheet...

The first payload to be conducted on Beresheet2

The first experiment chosen to be conducted on board the Israeli spacecraft Beresheet2, which is set to be launched on a moon mission in...

Siemens Xcelerator software to power SpaceIL’s return to the moon

· SpaceIL selects the Siemens Xcelerator software portfolio to develop second private lunar spacecraft to reach the moon. · SpaceIL...

Maris-Tech's Technology to be Deployed at Beresheet 2 Lunar Mission- Israeli Spacecraft

Maris-Tech Ltd, a B2B provider of intelligent video transmission technology, announced that it has been chosen by SpaceIL, an...

Subsystem purchase for Beresheet2 landers

subsystem purchase for landers

New program to boost opportunities for women in space programs by SpaceIL and The Parasol Foundation

The Parasol Foundation and SpaceIL are launching a joint initiative, Parasol Foundation Women in SpaceIL, to create new opportunities and...

Donation

SpaceIL is an Israeli non-profit organization that sent Beresheet 1, the first Israeli spacecraft into space, and is currently working on the Beresheet 2 Mission. 

Supporters

Beresheet2 is Israel’s second spacecraft developped by SpaceIL.   Beresheet2 is the sister of Beresheet 1 spacecraft, which was launched to the moon on February 22, 2019 and was captured by the moon on April 4. It reached its destination on April 11, 2019. 

Volunteers for the Engineering Team 

The amazing Beresheet 1 Project began as a dream of three daring entrepreneurs; however, it could not have been made possible without the generous support of many donors. 

Beresheet 1 was supported by hundreds of volunteers who donated their free time to help the founders on their journey to reach the moon and prove that thanks to resourcefulness, desire and faith, the sky is not the limit. 

Now, at the start of a new engineering project, we are recruiting additional volunteers to help us advance the Beresheet 2 Project. 

We invite you to submit your candidacy to volunteer in the project and take part in our journey to make the impossible a reality.

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