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The future of XPrize Foundation
- 9articles
- 2016first covered
- 3 Apr 2018latest update
- 1linked technologies
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- Google’s Lunar XPrize will continue, without GoogleSpace
- $30m Google Lunar XPrize moonshot competition ends without a winnerSpace
- The Moon beckons as five Lunar XPRIZE teams make it to the final roundSpace
- Two Google XPRIZE teams join forces to land on the MoonSpace
- Japan joins the race to mine the MoonSpace
- Audi puts its new Quattro Lunar Rover through its pacesSpace
- Mining the Moon, Moon Express sets 2017 launch dateSpace
- The first private moon landing gets the green lightSpace
- JJ Abrams Moon Shot shorts show off the scientists behind Google’s Lunar XPRIZESpace
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311 Institute has published 9 articles about XPrize Foundation since 2016, most recently on 3 April 2018.
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