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Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbe took 11 art projects on his Rakia mission, including space jewelry and a sculpture that only exists in space.

He sculpture, called "Impossible Object," is made of water and can only take its intended form in space, as it is designed to only hold its intended form in the absence of gravity.

A unique partnership between an Israeli physicist and an artist has led to a unique work of art, which will be dispatched to the International Space Station. Physics and art are usually unrelated words. However, a collaboration between the Israeli physicist Dr Yasmine Meroz of Tel Aviv University and contemporary artist Liat Segal challenged these…

The liquid’s three-dimensional form doesn’t get its shape from a vessel and cannot exist on Earth, only in outer space in the absence of gravity.

Carbon fiber/PEEK and fiberglass/PEEK solder pallets produced with the Impossible Objects’ CBAM-2 printer. These parts, used in electronics manufacturing, must withstand high temperatures and harsh chemicals.. Photo Credit: Impossible Objects Impossible Objects (Northbrook, Ill., U.S.) has announced a joint development agreement with Owens Corning (Toledo, Ohio, U.S.) to develop new materials for Impossible Objects’ composite-based additive manufacturing (CBAM) process. The collaboration wi...

Remembering John O’Brien Much like the books he published, John O’Brien (1945–2020) was a complicated man. He was an idealist who devoted his life to a self-described “quixotic enterprise” of creating a repository for strange, innovative fiction from around the world—fiction that would stay in print forever, for future generations of readers to discover and wonder at. John had impeccable taste in literature. He especially liked French and Eastern European literature that toyed with ...