Show News February 9, 2011
One Of These Days, Rover, Straight To The Moon!

NASA might have cancelled its shuttle program, but space exploration isn't going away. It's just becoming part of private enterprise. A private space company has plans to land a robot on the moon and send data back to earth. If the company pulls it off, it would earn a $24 million piece of the Google Lunar X Prize. Not only that, it also wants to locate the site of the Apollo 11 landing. That is, if Apollo 11 really happened...

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