How did Earth get its water? Exoplanet research raises new theories

Large quantities of Earth’s water may have resulted from a chemical interaction and not visits by ice-filled asteroids and comets, as scientists believe, according to new research by an Israeli-born scientist in Washington, DC. “We demonstrated that early in Earth’s existence, interactions between the magma ocean and a molecular hydrogen proto-atmosphere could have given rise […]

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First Israeli sovereign cloud launched amid rise in information economy

VMware and Binat have launched the first sovereign cloud in Israel, which has followed the increase in the information economy in Israel along with the changing environment of regulations regarding data protection. A sovereign cloud is a new concept that allows organizations, including governments, highly regulated industries such as finance and health, and more to […]

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Israeli firm DOTS launches electro-optical sensor to change agriculture

Israeli start-up DOTS (Data Of The Soil) has launched a new technology that could have a dramatic impact on global agriculture, sustainability, and the health of the global population: an electro-optical sensor and information system which helps users optimize fertilizer usage based on continuous and readily available soil data, making it possible to significantly reduce […]

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