…but they do have a rather impressive track record. Saw that list in a comments section on space prizes at SpacePolitics.com, once again thanks to our anonymous friend.
Ok, off to bed.
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Jonathan Goff
President/CEO at Altius Space Machines
Jonathan Goff is a space technologist, inventor, and serial space entrepreneur who created the Selenian Boondocks blog. Jon was a co-founder of Masten Space Systems, and is the founder and CEO of Altius Space Machines, a space robotics startup in Broomfield, CO. His family includes his wife, Tiffany, and five boys: Jarom (deceased), Jonathan, James, Peter, and Andrew.
Jon has a BS in Manufacturing Engineering (1999) and an MS in Mechanical Engineering (2007) from Brigham Young University, and served an LDS proselytizing mission in Olongapo, Philippines from 2000-2002.
Latest posts by Jonathan Goff (see all)
- On Avoiding Some of the Mistakes of Apollo - July 21, 2019
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Dates on that list have to be taken with a grain of salt. Sure it would’ve been nice if the Ansari X Prize had taken place in 1995, but, alas, didn’t happen.
Anonymous,
The only innaccuracy in that entry was that it wasn’t the “Ansari” X-Prize when it was announced in 1995. Other than that, they got all the other details right. I think it might be better to say, you know look up information about the other prizes listed and see what can be learned. Rather than picking minor nits like that.
~Jon