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Israeli Space Firm Wins NASA Satellite Imagery Deal as Mars and Recovery Missions Advance
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First reported by Walla · Jun 25, 2026
What happened
Israeli satellite-imaging company ISI signed a framework deal with NASA through November 2028. NASA also reported new Mars organic-molecule findings, prepared a mission to save the Swift telescope, and SpaceX launched a cargo-return capsule test.
- 01ISI signed a NASA imagery framework deal lasting until November 2028.
- 02Perseverance found organic molecules in Jezero Crater rocks on Mars.
- 03NASA plans a June 27 mission to raise the aging Swift telescope.
- 04SpaceX launched its first Starfall capsule to test cargo return from orbit.
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