Israel’s dream of sending an unmanned spacecraft to the moon may be doomed with the resignation of billionaire businessman Morris Kahn as chairman of the SpaceIL project established in 2011, Haaretz reported.
SpaceIL was competing for the Google Lunar X Prize (GLXP), a total of $30 million in prizes to the first privately funded teams to land a robot on the Moon and transmit high-definition images and video back to Earth.
By June, the spacecraft was undergoing integration and testing.
{Matzav.com Israel News}
Awww! Tha article is missing info! Why is he pulling out? Please elaborate!
Wink when the man walks on the moon. He might not know that the Earth is winking back.
Life can understand that humanity achieves. One misses why we must set foot in such a place. Religion teaches us it is the planet we occupy. Why the moon? Achievement of the callous heart.
Its not religion.
WHAT A W A S T E OF MONEY!!!