Search Engine Giant Google to offer $30m prize for private Moon landing
By: Peter Chubb | September 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Any firms that wish to have a shot at the Google $30 million prize fund have until 2012 to mount their mission. The first firm who manage to land their rover on the surface of the moon will receive the top prize of $20m, while the second will receive $5m. The final $5 million will be given to the second firm who gets their robot rover to take some pictures and roam across the surface of the Moon.
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