Google Lunar X PRIZE Announces Official Roster of Teams Competing in the $30 Million Race to the Moon - X PRIZE Foundation
You can see the full roster of teams and their symbols at the Google Lunar X PRIZE Teams page. The newly official teams are at the bottom of the page. You will see some familiar names and some new ones. Here are their introductions from the Teams page:
Team Puli: February 18, 2011
The Puli will not only bark at the Moon!
Team Phoenicia: February 17, 2011
Team Phoenicia: February 17, 2011
Spacemeta: February 17, 2011
Plan B: February 17, 2011
Penn State Lunar Lion Team: February 17, 2011
Angelicum: February 16, 2011
Angelicum Team Introduction
Indus: February 16, 2011
Indus: February 16, 2011
Team Indus Introduction
Mystical Moon: February 16, 2011
Mystical Moon: February 16, 2011
Here are some twitter accounts from the new teams.
@spacemeta
@pulispace
@teamspaceil - Although not announced today, this team was announced quite recently.
@teamindus
When I get a chance I'll try to get the twitter accounts on the Space Prizes Twitter List and associated "Space Prizes Tweets" sidebar, as well as on the Google Lunar X Prize Twitter List. I'll also try to update the "Google Lunar X PRIZE" sidebar with the teams' web sites.
Here are some additional comments and updates:
It's official: Team Puli Space has entered the GLXP competition - Team Puli Space
Penn State Lunar Lion joins Google Lunar X PRIZE competition - Penn State Live
Penn Staters Compete in Google Lunar Competition - StateCollege.com
Okay, Now We Can Comment: WE ARE OFFICIAL!!! - Team Phoenicia
A thought about the X PRIZE Foundation as Pomerantz exits - Evadot
The Google Lunar X PRIZE Team Scorecard already includes spots for the new teams.
Google Lunar X Prize contest sets official roster - CNET News
Google's Lunar X-Prize Gets Real - Popular Mechanics
