Google Lunar X PRIZE Hardware Reel 2010

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A compilation video of the amazing work that the 20+ teams around the world are undertaking, in pursuit of the $30 Million Google Lunar X PRIZE. For more information, visit http://www.googlelunarxprize.org.

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  • "Revolution through competition?" With that attitude we're not getting anywhere and I doubt there will be a serious future for space exploration. Revolution through collaboration is our best hope.

  • if the countries worked together to engineer the mission, who knows how much sooner and more efficiently it could have been executed. Much more progress could be made if the people of the world pooled together their resources to engineer missions. @makisupa110

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  • @8ooresonanceoo8 how do you think that computer you're using was build? Fucking idiot, get a clue. This world works on competition. Ever heard of the space race?

  • @8ooresonanceoo8 Yeah like the race to the moon in the 60s, right? Oh wait.

  • simplemente asombroso

  • @stockpotato So what you're saying is that planes don't have to worry about gravity...riiiight...

  • @Danukeru One of the big problems is that vertical motion has a six-fold difference in gravity, but horizontally it takes just as much energy to accelerate 1kg on the moon as it does on the earth.

  • @stockpotato I'm sorry, but I have to strongly disagree. The very nature of the problem of simulating an aerodynamic frame in flight is MORE than ample precedent to simulate flight within a vacuum.

    Not to mention that pretty much everything produced by the Apollo program is in the public domain by now.

  • @Hippiephoenix The 777 had ample precedent to validate computer simulation. But that is not true of a lunar lander.

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