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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #80 on: 05/22/2025 06:01 am »
From link above. Launch of Dror 1 in July.

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... launch of the Dror satellite this July. yes is considering using the new Israeli communications satellite "Dror 1" ... expected to be launched this July by Israel Aerospace Industries.

Satellite mass is about 700 kg.

https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/dror-1.htm
« Last Edit: 05/22/2025 06:04 am by Steven Pietrobon »
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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #81 on: 05/22/2025 07:56 am »
From link above. Launch of Dror 1 in July.

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... launch of the Dror satellite this July. yes is considering using the new Israeli communications satellite "Dror 1" ... expected to be launched this July by Israel Aerospace Industries.

Satellite mass is about 700 kg.

https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/dror-1.htm

Note that IAI executives said the satellite would weigh 4,000kg when they got the contract in 2020:

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An insider’s look at Israel’s next satellite: A ‘smartphone in space’
Nov. 25, 2020

[...]

The four-ton satellite will take a number of years to complete, and Sudri (Shlomi Sudri, general manager of IAI’s Space Division) said the project is on time

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I think Gunter thinks this is using IAI's new MCS (Mini Communications Satellite) platform, which is developed using "capabilities developed initially for Dror 1", but there was never any confirmation of that actually being the case:

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IAI Unveils New Communication Satellite Capabilities
Oct 25, 2021

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This MCS is an advanced communication satellite weighing roughly 700 kg upon its launch

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The MCS was developed based on over thirty years of IAI's experience with various satellites and on the capabilities developed initially for Dror 1

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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #82 on: 05/22/2025 09:08 am »
From link above. Launch of Dror 1 in July.

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... launch of the Dror satellite this July. yes is considering using the new Israeli communications satellite "Dror 1" ... expected to be launched this July by Israel Aerospace Industries.

Satellite mass is about 700 kg.

https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/dror-1.htm

Note that IAI executives said the satellite would weigh 4,000kg when they got the contract in 2020:

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An insider’s look at Israel’s next satellite: A ‘smartphone in space’
Nov. 25, 2020

[...]

The four-ton satellite will take a number of years to complete, and Sudri (Shlomi Sudri, general manager of IAI’s Space Division) said the project is on time

[...]

I think Gunter thinks this is using IAI's new MCS (Mini Communications Satellite) platform, which is developed using "capabilities developed initially for Dror 1", but there was never any confirmation of that actually being the case:


I think, I got something wrong at the time. Rereading the the press releases seem to imply, that technologies developed for Dror-1 are enablers for the MCS bus, but not that Dror-1 is based on MCS.

So likely Dror-1 is indeed still a AMOS-HP based satellite with a launch mass of ~4000 kg.
« Last Edit: 05/22/2025 09:13 am by Skyrocket »

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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #83 on: 05/22/2025 10:22 am »
Both SES-STA-INTR2025-02191 and SES-STA-INTR2025-02192 have been deleted, which might mean Dror-1's launch is delayed or it was meant to be secret.
« Last Edit: 05/22/2025 10:22 am by StraumliBlight »

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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #85 on: 06/20/2025 10:01 pm »
https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel/technology-science/1675323810-israel-space-agency-nasa-to-collaborate-on-beresheet-2-lunar-mission

will be launch 2025


Your news is from 2023 : work was suspended last April.

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SpaceIL has suspended the engineering development of the Beresheet 2 mission—the planned second Israeli lunar lander—after failing to secure the necessary funding. As a result, the organization has been forced to lay off about 25 project employees and consultants and freeze contracts with key suppliers.

Source : https://www.ynetnews.com/health_science/article/rkuyuntayg

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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #87 on: 07/10/2025 07:02 am »
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2024SPIE13093E..35R/abstract

"ULTRASAT is a near-ultraviolet imaging satellite with a wide field of view (200 square degrees) and a planned launch in late 2027."
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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #88 on: 07/11/2025 11:57 am »
https://finance.walla.co.il/item/3764258

hello i cant translate to english
next two day will be launch dror 1

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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #89 on: 07/12/2025 05:07 pm »

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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #90 on: 07/13/2025 09:43 am »
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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #91 on: 07/15/2025 09:54 am »
https://twitter.com/IsraelMFA/status/1944295114366415312
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Israel Foreign Ministry @IsraelMFA
🇮🇱📡 Lift-off!

Israel’s first national communications satellite, Dror 1, just launched aboard a @SpaceX
 Falcon 9.

Built by Israel Aerospace Industries, this $200M “smartphone in space” will power Israel’s strategic and civilian communications for 15 years.

A bold leap for Israeli innovation!

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Re: Israeli launch schedule
« Reply #92 on: 07/15/2025 10:10 am »
Launched:
Date - Satellite(s) - Rocket - Launch Site - Time (UTC)

1988.09.19 - Ofeq-1 - Shavit - Palmachim Airbase
1990.04.03 - Ofeq-2 - Shavit - Palmachim Airbase
1993.05 - Ofeq - Shavit - Palmachim Airbase  (Failure)
1995.04.05 - Ofeq-3 (OPSAT-1000) - Shavit-1 - Palmachim Airbase
1998.01.22 - Ofeq-4 (OPSAT-1000) - Shavit-1 - Palmachim Airbase (Failure)
2002.05.28 - Ofeq-5 (OPSAT-2000) - Shavit-1 - Palmachim Airbase - 15:25
2004.09.06 - Ofeq-6 (OPSAT-2000) - Shavit-1 - Palmachim Airbase (Failure)
2007.06.11 - Ofeq-7 (OPSAT-2000) - Shavit-2 - Palmachim Airbase - 23:40
2010.06.22 - Ofeq-9 (OPSAT-2000) - Shavit-2 - Palmachim Airbase - 19:00
2014.04.09 - Ofeq-10 (TECSAR-2) - Shavit-2 - Palmachim Airbase - 19:06
2016.09.13 - Ofeq-11 (OPSAT-3000) - Shavit-2 - Palmachim Airbase - 14:38
2020.07.06 - Ofeq-16 - Shavit-2 - Palmachim Airbase - 01:00
2023.03.28 - Ofeq-13 - Shavit-2 - Palmachim Airbase - 23:10

Foreign launchers:
1995.03.28 - Techsat-1 (Gurwin) - Start - Plesetsk  (Russia) - 09:00:00 (Failure)
1996.05.16 - AMOS-1 - Ariane-44L H10-3 - Kourou ELA-2 (French Guiana) - 01:56
1998.07.10 - Techsat-1B (Gurwin) - Zenit-2 - Baikonur 45/1 (Kazakhstan) - 05:45:00
2000.12.05 - EROS-A (OPSAT-1000) - Start-1 - Svobodny 5 (Russia) - 12:32
2003.12.27 - AMOS-2 - Soyuz-FG/Fregat - Baikonur 31/6 ((Russia, Kazakhstan)) - 21:30:00
2006.04.25 - EROS-B (OPSAT-2000) - Start-1 - Svobodny 5 (Russia) - 16:47:16
2008.01.21 - Ofeq-8 (TECSAR-1) - PSLV-CA (C10) - Shriharikota (India) - 03:45:00
2008.04.27 - AMOS-3 - Zenit-3SLB/DM-SLB - Baikonur 45/1 ((Russia, Kazakhstan)) - 05:00
2013.08.31 - AMOS-4 - Zenit-3SLB/DM-SLB - Baikonur 45/1 ((Russia, Kazakhstan)) - 20:05
2014.06.19 - Duchifat 1 - Dnepr - Dombarovskiy LC-370/13 (Russia) - 19:11:17
2016.09.01 - AMOS-6 - Falcon 9 - Canaveral SLC-40 (USA) (destroyed during static fire preparations)
2017.02.15 - BGUSAT (Ben Gurion University Satellite), DIDO-2 (Chen Jiayong 1) - PSLV-C37 (XL) - Shriharikota (India) - 03:58
2017.05.18 - Duchifat 2 (Hoopoe, QB50 IL01) - NRCSD#11 - ISS, Kibo - 11:25:00
2017.08.02 - OPTSAT-3000, Venµs (VENUS) - Vega (VV10) - Kourou ZLV (French Guiana) - 01:58:33
2019.02.22 - Beresheet (Genesis, SpaceIL Sparrow) - Falcon 9-069 (B1048.3) - Canaveral SLC-40 (USA) - 01:45
2019.07.05 - NSLSat 1 - Soyuz-2-1B/Fregat - Vostochniy 1S (Russia) - 05:41:45.962
2019.12.11 - Duchifat-3, NANOVA (Tyvak 0092) - PSLV-QL (С48) - Shriharikota FLP (India) - 09:55:00
2020.09.03 - SSMS POC flight: DIDO-3 - Vega (VV16) - Kourou ZLV (French Guiana) - 01:51:10
2021.03.14 - TAU-Sat-1 - J-SSOD#16 - ISS, Kibo - 14:30
2021.03.22 - ADELIS-SAMSON 1, ADELIS-SAMSON 2, ADELIS-SAMSON 3 - Soyuz-2-1A/Fregat - Baikonur 31/6 (Russia) - 06:07:12.770
2022.01.13 - Transporter-3: SATLLA 2A, SATLLA 2B, Tevel 1, Tevel 2, Tevel 2, Tevel 4, Tevel 5, Tevel 6, Tevel 7, Tevel 8 - Falcon 9-137 (B1058.10 LZ-1) - Canaveral SLC-40 - 15:25:39.098
2022.12.30 - EROS C-3 #1 - Falcon 9-194 (B1061.11 LZ-4) - Vandenberg SLC-4E (USA) - 07:38
2023.01.03 - Transporter-6: NSLSat 2, Tausat-2 - Falcon 9-195 (B1060.15 LZ-1) - Canaveral SLC-40 (USA) - 14:56:00.158
2023.06.12 - Transporter-8: Ayris 1, Ayris 2, Runner 1 (FASat Delta, Tyvak 1005) [Israel, USA, Chile], SATLLA 2I - Falcon 9-232 (B1071.9 LZ-4) - Vandenberg  SLC-4E (USA) - 21:35:00.178
2023.07.30 - DS-SAR (Israel, Singapour) - PSLV-CA C56 - Shriharikota FLP (India) - 01:01:00
2025.03.15 - Transporter-13: Tevel 2-1, Tevel 2-2, Tevel 2-3, Tevel 2-4, Tevel 2-5, Tevel 2-6, Tevel 2-7, Tevel 2-8, Tevel 2-9 - Falcon 9-448 (B1081.13 LZ-4) - Vandenberg SLC-4E - 06:43:00
2025.07.13 - Dror-1 - Falcon 9-503 (B1083.13 JRTI) - Canaveral SLC-40 - 05:04


Scheduled:
Date - Satellite(s) - Rocket - Launch Site - Time (UTC)

2026
Foreign launchers:
TBD - EROS C-3 #2 - TBD - TBD
TBD - EROS C4 - TBD - TBD
TBD - EROSAR 1 - TBD - TBD
TBD - EROSAR 2 - TBD - TBD


2027
  Q1 2026   Q4 - Ultrasat (GEO) - NSSL 3 - Canaveral

Unclear
Date - Satellite(s) - Rocket - Launch Site - Time (UTC)

Foreign launchers:
  2025   TBD - SHALOM (Spaceborne Hyperspectral Applicative Land and Ocean Mission) - Vega C - Kourou ZLV (French Guiana)
  2025   TBD  - Beresheet-2 (orbiter + two lander) - TBD - TBD
TBD - AMOS 8 - TBD - TBD
TBD - RUNNER™ - TBD - TBD
TBD - KNIGHT™ - TBD - TBD
TBD - SPRINTER™ - TBD - TBD
TBD - EROS-NG™ - TBD - TBD

Statistics:
Launches - 13
Launched / Delivered to Orbit Satellites: 13/10

Changes on July 15
« Last Edit: 07/15/2025 11:54 am by Salo »

 

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