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The x-prize object is to design and launch a spacecraft to an altitude of 100 kilometers, carrying 3 persons and returning safely to Earth. This category is about the competition and its contenders.
http://www.bristolspaceplanes.com/
Developers of the Ascender spaceplane and host of its support club. Provides news, project overview and membership information.
http://www.kellyspace.com/
Offers overview of the Astroliner project, entered in the x-prize competition.
http://www.rocketplane.com/
Offers descriptive sheets of the company's entry for the x-prize called 'XP'.
http://www.scaled.com/projects/tierone/index.htm
Features overview of the x-prize entry of the company Scaled Composites. First winner of the prize with photos from the event.
http://www.starchaser.co.uk/
Provides news, history and merchandising by a company in UK designing 'Thunderstar' a rocket intended to claim the X-prize.
http://www.tgv-rockets.com/
Features description and news of the Michelle-B design, entered in the x-prize competition.
http://www.davinciproject.com/
Contains project overview, news and sponsor information for an X-prize contender association of Canadian engineers.
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