Moonstruck (Abridged Version)

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Team Indus is India’s only entry for the $30 million Google Lunar XPRIZE, an unprecedented competition to challenge and inspire entrepreneurs from around the world to develop low-cost technology for space exploration. To win, a privately funded team must land a robotic spacecraft on the moon, navigate 500 meters over its surface, and send back high-definition images, before 31st December 2016. The Film captures the challenges of the Indian mission while telling the story of a new generation that has the courage and gumption to compete with the best and brightest of the world.

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