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September 14, 2007
Google Lunar X Prize

The Google Lunar Xprize

seeks to create a global private race to the Moon that excites and involves people around the world and, accelerates space exploration for the benefit of all humanity. The use of space has dramatically enhanced the quality of life and may ultimately lead to solutions to some of the most pressing environmental problems that we face on earth – energy independence and climate change.

we hope to usher in an era of commercial exploration and development, in which small companies, groups of individuals and universities can build, launch and explore the Moon and beyond.

Sergey Brin: “So now, we are here today embarking upon this great adventure of having a nongovernmental, commercial organization return to the Moon and explore. And I’m very excited that Google can play a part in it.”

Related: $10 Million for Science Solutions - Lunar Landers X-Prize - DARPA Grand Challenge

2 Responses to “Google Lunar X Prize”

  1. gaetano marano Says:

    Hey Google, the Moonrovers Prize was MY idea!!! the article includes the email that shows the truth

  2. Curious Cat: Google Lunar X Prize - First 10 Teams Says:

    …today announced the first ten teams to register for the Google Lunar X PRIZE, a robotic race to the Moon to win a remarkable $30 million in prizes. This international group of teams will compete to land a private…

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