Organizer - X Prize Foundation
Website - lunar.xprize.org
youtube.com/GoogleLunarXPRIZE
facebook.com/googlelunarxprize
twitter.com/glxp
Google Lunar X Prize on Wikipedia
The Google Lunar XPRIZE is a $30 million competition for the first privately funded team to send a robot to the moon, travel 500 meters and transmit video, images and data back to the Earth.
Google Lunar X-Prize
April 7, 2014
The Google Lunar X Prize (GLXP) sometimes referred to as Moon 2.0, is a space competition organized by the X Prize Foundation.
The challenge calls for privately-funded spaceflight teams to compete to successfully launch a robotic spacecraft that can land and travel across the surface of the Moon while sending back to Earth specified images and other data.
Directed by Patrick Robins
Cinematography by Berry Berona
Produced by Matthew Temple
Rovers in Budapest - Google Lunar XPRIZE Team, Summit 2014
Published on Jun 27, 2014
Concept & prototype rovers, MoonBots - live experience for the public in the GLXP Exhibit and Rover Show during the Team Summit, in and around Design Termin?l.
On stage: Hakuto, Plan B, Part Time Scientists and Puli Space.
http://glxp2014.pulispace.com/en/rover-show
Google Lunar Xprize: The next great race to the moon
Published on Jul 1, 2014
The Google Lunar Xprize is heating up this summer, with five teams competing for $6 million in funding. The ultimate goal? Being the first to land on the moon, grabbing a $20 million prize and international glory. Here's a preview of our upcoming coverage of these five teams final tests and preparations.
Team Part-Time Scientists take their Google Lunar XPrize rover for a spin
Published on Aug 29, 2014
To win the Google Lunar XPrize, you not only need to land a rover on the moon by the end of 2015, you'll also need to send high-definition footage back to Earth to document the journey. We join Team Part-Time Scientists in Germany for an early systems test.
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