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Credit: Genesis 1 crash site: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University
TEL AVIV—Israel’s SpaceIL is evaluating options for the mission of Beresheet 2 (Genesis 2), the successor to the journey of its robotic lander that crashed into the Moon. Israel’s space agency will take part in defining the new mission. On June 25, SpaceIL tweeted, “This time, we will not go to the...
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