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There was no Cardinal red flag billowing behind Neil Armstrong during the moon landing of 1969. Stanford University may have missed out on that lunar landing, but Stanford researchers are not about to let it happen again; in 36 months, they hope to land a rover on the moon. The venture is part of the Lunar X PRIZE, a Google-sponsored contest that will award $20 million to the first nongovernmental organization to get a robotic rover to the lunar surface. |
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