Yafit Ovadia
Yafit Ovadia is a former contributing writer for The Jerusalem Post and has held various positions in the Israeli aerospace industry. Her articles have been in Calcalist, CTech, Ynet, The Algemeiner, Israel Hayom, and The Wall Street Journal, and she has appeared as a guest correspondent on ILTV. From Colorado, she holds a master's degree in international relations and strategic studies as well as a certificate in international communications and public diplomacy from Bar-Ilan University.
This Israeli firm helped NASA study Mars, will help study Jupiter's moon
Tevel program: Israeli Jewish Arab high schoolers launch nanosatellites
The Israelis using NASA's James Webb to study the universe
Israel and France launch nanosatellite to monitor vegetation, predict weather
Meet the VENµS probe, which conducts routine flybys of the Earth, and attains high resolution, multispectral images of specific sites around the world.
The murder of a Denver yeshiva student could have been worse - opinion
Shmuel Silverberg, 19, was murdered in an antisemitic attack. Were it not for a twist of events that seem nothing short of a miracle and heroic, it could have ended a lot worse.
Parker Probe: Meet the spacecraft using Israeli tech to study the Sun
Using Israeli technology, the Parker Probe is enlightening our understanding of what transpires on the solar surface.
Who is Israel’s next astronaut?
A colleague of Ilan Ramon, former IAF pilot Eytan Stibbe aims high.
Beresheet 2: Israel's next mission to the Moon is set for 2024
The Beresheet 2 project, like its predecessor, is expected to cost some $100 million.
Israel’s second astronaut - the dawn of a new tomorrow
Astronaut Eytan Stibbe will fly to the International Space Station in 2021.
Saturn, the jewel of the solar system
Israeli researchers, working with NASA, recently discovered some startling findings about the planet
Remembering the Ramons: Space Week brings NASA astronauts to Israel
This year’s theme asked the decades-old question, “Why explore space?”
The next stage of space exploration- Pluto
“Finding Earth-size planets gets us asking that question that we’ve all asked, ‘if there are other planets like ours out there, is there life there?’”
Technion scientists discover new 'antibiotic cocktails'
Researchers at the Faculties of Biology and Computer Science at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa have engineered a new drug that combines several different strains of antibiotics.
