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Gemeinsam für die Raumfahrt: GLXP-Team "Part-Time Scientists" nimmt "TU Wien Space Team" unter die Fittiche
Berlin, 11.07.2011.
July 11, 2011 - by Die Part-Time Scientists unterstützen das TU Wien Space Team
July 7, 2011 - by Challenge Accepted!
We’re in the midst of our travel preparations when this message made its way through the intertube:
And we wouldn’t be the Part Time Scientists if we just left it there. We pick up the gauntlet and rise to the occasion. We’re no lightweights. They’re not calling them “Hamburgers” for nothing. A good size of our team hails from Hamburg after all. You better bring your A game folks. Witness exclusive top secret pictures from today’s breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Challenge accepted. You’re not getting out of this!
July 5, 2011 - by PTS visits Silicon Valley
During the past few weeks there has been a lot of talk about something called Team Summit on facebook, twitter and in several blog posts. The Team Summit takes place once or twice a year and is a chance for all teams to meet and exchange ideas.
June 27, 2011 - by Moonbots 2.0 - Phase One with the RoboSpartans
June 21, 2011 - by Just Ducky
The Moonbots team "Just Ducky" mass mailed every Google Lunar X PRIZE Team and we took the advantage to answer the questions as a blogpost.
Hi Team Ducky,
You introduced yourself very nicely with a small team photo so do we. Well, actually is impossible to get all the team member on one picture so we have chosen five. June 9, 2011 - by Meet the Team - Grillen in Hamburg
Grillen mit den Part-Time Scientists
June 4, 2011 - by Survival of the fittest - follow up #3
Some time ago we introduced to you one of the problems that we face during our mission to the moon. How is it possible to keep a rover warm enough in the ice-cold lunar night, so that the damage due to the cold is kept to a minimum? You have sent us a number of interesting ideas and we promised to analyze and evaluate them.
May 31, 2011 - by Survival of the fittest - follow up #2
At the beginning of the year we introduced to you one of the problems that we face during our mission to the moon. How is it possible to keep a rover warm enough in the ice cold lunar night, so that the damage due to the cold is kept to a minimum? You have sent us a number of interesting ideas and we promised to analyze and evaluate them.
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