NASA contest has student teams literally racing to the moon
Recorded on August 25, 2017. NASA’s Cube Quest Challenge has amateur spacecraft builders aiming for the moon and beyond. Their homemade, breadbox-sized cubesats will be launched into space with the chance of earning millions in prizes as they go further than any small spacecraft has ever dared to go.
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