A Year After Crash, Israel Unveils New Plan for Moon Landing
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A Year After Crash, Israel Unveils New Plan for Moon Landing

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Israel is again aiming for the moon. SpaceIL, the nonprofit Israeli initiative whose spacecraft crashed as it tried to land on the moon last year, announced on Wednesday that it is launching another lunar mission with its Israeli government partners. President Reuven Rivlin, who hosted a launch ceremony for the new project, said the country was filled with pride during last year's attempted landing. In addition to Israel Aerospace Industries, the country's Science Ministry and national space agency will be partners in the project. SpaceIL's chief executive, Shimon Sarid, said the project aims to inspire a new generation of scientists and researchers in a country known for its vibrant technology scene.

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