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Companies that one competed for the Google Lunar X Prize now expect to fly their first lunar landers in the next two years to serve the needs of commercial and government customers, including NASA.

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Former Google Lunar X Prize teams focused on new commercial and government opportunities

Lunar X Prize competition to restart, without prize

X Prize teams plan to keep shooting for the moon

Google Lunar X Prize to end without winner

TeamIndus Statement about student experiments going to the moon

Google Lunar X Prize competitor picks student experiment to fly to the Moon

TeamIndus | Team Sparks International Will Fly Experiment to the Moon

TeamIndus Sparks International Race To The Moon

Japanese Google Lunar X Prize team finds new ride to the moon

Indian X Prize team secures launch contract with ISRO

Frontgrade Gaisler Leads European Initiative for Ultra Deep Sub-Micron Semiconductor Technology for Space Applications

DOMINO-E Whitepaper: New Business Opportunities in Airbus’ New Constellation for Earth Observation

Vaya Space Announces Multi-Launch Contract for Space Telecommunications, Inc.’s Satellite Constellation

Desert Works Propulsion Announces Operational Launch of DW-1, a Rocket Engine Test Facility

SpaceNews Announces Winners of the 7th Annual Icon Awards

Moog to Exhibit Reliable Space Capabilities for the Ultimate High Ground at the Space Force Association’s Annual Spacepower Conference

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