How Israeli start ups are looking to become a powerhouse in space
Experts claim that, with sufficient initial investment, Israel’s creativity and spin-offs from military satellites could generate a 3 to 5 percent share of that market, or $9 to $15 billion.
Technion Prof. Pini Gurfil in front of the 4x4 meter airbearing table.(photo credit: TECHNION)BySHLOMO MAITAL