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Israeli Space Experiments and Starship's Return

May 20, 2026

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Key Takeaways

SpacePharma launched a new lab to the ISS for cancer research.
Israeli students' experiments are also aboard the ISS.
Harel Space Agency is working with South Sudan on space science.
Starship's third version is set for test flight.

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Strategic Implications

This development may indicate growing international cooperation in space science, particularly between Israel and other nations. The launch of SpacePharma's lab suggests a focus on medical research in microgravity, which could lead to breakthroughs in cancer treatment. Starship's upgraded version may signal a significant step towards reusable launch technology, potentially disrupting the space industry.

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What Happened

SpacePharma Launches New Lab To International Space Station

Israel’s SpacePharma has launched a new experimental laboratory to the International Space Station, carrying biological experiments focused on cancer research. Meanwhile, Israeli students’ experiments are also aboard the ISS, studying microgravity’s effects on various biological processes. Additionally, the Harel Space Agency is collaborating with South Sudan to establish a space academy, promoting space science and technology in Africa. SpaceX’s Starship is also set for a test flight, featuring a new and improved Raptor 3 engine. This was reported by ynetnews.

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