The winning team of the MoonBots 2.0 challenge, team Lego Aces, is interviewed by WTTE FOX 28.
In The News
Listed below are our previous winners alongside the category and year in which they won their award.
You can choose one winner* from each category below. Simply tick the box which corresponds to your choice.
Ray Kurzweil wrote the textbook on how to save the world. In his book”The Singularity is Near,” Kurzweil (pictured above) wrote about how the exponential changes being brought about by the advance of technology and how that can be used to help humans...
The X PRIZE Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring innovation in education, energy, life sciences and exploration. Its mission is to foster great ideas and breakthroughs that can solve the world's "grand challenges." For the last 15 years...
The X PRIZE Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring innovation in education, energy, life sciences and exploration. Its mission is to foster great ideas and breakthroughs that can solve the world's "grand challenges." For the last 15 years...
With the landing last week of America’s last space shuttle, the nation stands at a critical point in the history of space exploration. For some, the last flight of Atlantis — a mission officially designated as STS-135, was “bittersweet,” as one writer...
Ten finalist teams will test their oil spill cleanup technologies at the OHMSETT facility in Leonardo, N.J.
Leonardo, N.J. (July 28, 2011) – The X PRIZE...
Elon Musk wants humans to live on other planets one day. But he's worried about the cost of getting there. So in 2002, he took the fortune he made in Internet start-ups and started his own rocket company. He called it SpaceX.
Now that the last space shuttle has landed back on Earth, a new generation of space entrepreneurs would like to whip up excitement about the prospect of returning to the Moon. Spurred by a $30 million purse put up by Google, 29 teams have signed up...
Next year marks the 40th anniversary of the last manned voyage to the Moon. The Apollo 17 astronauts, Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt (the latter, a geologist, the only scientist-astronaut of the Apollo programme) left the Moon on 17 December 1972...







