"Israeli Innovation Tackles Space Debris Threat"

The American company Intuitive Machines' "Odysseus" lander is attempting to make history by completing the first soft landing of a commercial spacecraft on the moon, carrying instruments and experiments by NASA as well as private payloads. Meanwhile, the international company Astroscale, with a development center in Israel, has launched the first satellite designed for monitoring space debris, aiming to remove old satellites and debris remnants from Earth's orbit. Additionally, researchers have identified the brightest celestial body in the universe, a quasar with a black hole 17 billion times the mass of our Sun, offering a glimpse into the early universe.