beresheet in A Sentence

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    Beresheet: Rabbi Shimon opened:“Put my words in your mouth.

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    With each close pass, Beresheet will fire its engines, stretching out its orbit.

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    At 150 meters when the connection with Beresheet was lost, it was moving at 500 km/h, making a collision inevitable.”.

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    To 150 meters when the connection with Beresheet was lost, it was moving at 500 km/ h, making an inevitable collision.".

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    As such, Beresheet is only expected to last two or three Earth days, which is not terrible considering the entire mission cost roughly $100 million.

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    Israel's first moon lander, the 585 kg"Beresheet"("Genesis" in Hebrew), was launched atop a Falcon 9 rocket from the private US-based SpaceX in Florida, United States.

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    A SpaceIL spokesperson told me that Beresheet is unlikely to be able to hop across the surface of the moon, but an attempt hasn't been completely ruled out.

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    SpaceIL is definitely planning to use Beresheet to carry out a scientific experiment to measure the magnetic field around it after landing and transmit the data back to Earth.

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    SpaceIL's Beresheet lunar lander, which was part of a privately-funded mission that would have made Israel the fourth country to successfully land on the Moon, faltered at the very last second.

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    The ISRO is cautious about Chandrayaan-2, its first mission to land on any celestial body, as it is wary of failure after Israel's Beresheet spacecraft crashed during moon landing on April 11.

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    The tardigrades brought by Beresheet may have survived on the surface of the Moon- News of August 20, 2019- Last April the Israeli lander Beresheet crashed on the surface of the Moon.

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    The Beresheet lander is a joint venture between Israeli nonprofit SpaceIL- one of the participants in the Google Lunar X Prize, which challenged companies to land spacecraft on the moon- and Israel Aerospace Industries, the country's largest aerospace and defense company.

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    The Beresheet lander is a joint venture between Israeli nonprofit SpaceIL- one of the participants in the Google Lunar X Prize, which challenged private companies to land spacecraft on the moon without government funds- and Israel Aerospace Industries, the country's largest aerospace and defense company.

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