Google X-Prize Boasts 10 Lunar Landing Contestants
The Google X Prize has drawn its first 10 registered contestants for prizes totaling $30 million that will go to whoever lands a rover on the Moon by Dec. 31, 2012. The contest has drawn 567 expressions of interest from 53 nations, says X Prize Chairman and CEO Peter H. Diamandis. An offshoot of the...
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