NASA Buying Data From Lunar X Prize Contestants
The Lunar Lander Project Office at Johnson Space Center will spend as much as $30.1 million over the next five years buying data from companies trying to develop private lunar landers, including those vying for the $20 million Google Lunar X Prize (AW&ST Oct. 11, p. 37). NASA will use the data as it...
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