Israel has inaugurated the Solaris Solar Observatory in Isfiya, a Druze town in northern Israel. This first-of-its-kind facility will not only enhance solar research but also make astronomy more accessible to the public, especially the Druze community.
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Since the observatory is located 550 meters above sea level, it offers clearer and more stable solar observations. Moreover, it will bring together experts from both academia and industry to conduct pioneering research in solar and space studies.
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Key Research Areas
The observatory will focus on several important areas:
- Predicting solar radiation and its effects on health, agriculture, and industries.
- Studying radiation’s impact on aircraft navigation and control systems.
- Using solar data to improve climate and environmental research.
- Advancing solar energy technology and developing better sunscreens.
Ultimately, this observatory marks a significant milestone in Israel’s space research and strengthens scientific innovation in the region.