1. Update on the Google Lunar XPRIZE FISO Telecon 02-24-16 Andrew Barton, GLXP Director of Technical Operations, XPRIZE Foundation

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3. ABOUT XPRIZE CORPORATE PARTNERS INCLUDE: XPRIZE drives innovation and inspires the belief that we can create a better future. Our prizes target Grand Challenges and/or market failures and then create highly leveraged competitions to incentivize radical breakthroughs in those areas. Our Prizes stimulate research and investment development that is worth far more than the prize purse itself. 3

4. 4 AN INNOVATION MODEL WITH A PROUD HISTORY One of the best known incentive prizes is the Orteig Prize, a $25,000 purse offered by hotel magnate Raymond Orteig to the first person to fly non-stop between New York and Paris. In 1927, with the whole world watching, Charles Lindbergh won the prize and ushered in a new era of flight. 4

5. 5 What began with $2.5M IN SEED MONEY AND A $10M PRIZE PURSE, generated $100M IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN 1996, XPRIZE REINTRODUCED PRIZE COMPETITION $10 MILLION 5

6. Ansari XPRIZE won Private Space Investments 6

7. To date XPRIZE HAS Awarded $27.65 Million in Prizes 7

8. $89 Million Available in ACTIVE Prizes $30M$7M $15M $10M $20M$7M 8

9. The Google Lunar XPRIZE 9

10. For first privately funded 1 team to: Land on the Moon, Move 500 meters, and Broadcast back HD video “Mooncasts” $30 Million Prize Purse: $20 Million Grand Prize $5 Million Second Place Prize $5 Million Bonus & Diversity Prizes: Lunar Night Survival Range (>5km) (Apollo) Heritage Site Visit Water Detection (Milestone Prizes 2 awarded in 2014: $5.25M) 1. Teams can receive up to 10% government funding 2. The Milestone Prize awards will deducted from the eventual Grand or Second Place Prize winnings of the respective teams Incentivize space entrepreneurs to create a new era of affordable access to the Moon and beyond Inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, space explorers, and adventurers 10

11. Market Study 2014 Study by London Economics Based upon planned government and private activities, taking into account estimated probability of success Global market, across all GLXP team capabilities 11 http://londoneconomics.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/2015/08/LondonEconomics-GLXPMarketStudy2014- MediaSummary-PUBLISHED030815.pdf

12. Mooncasts Two per mission: “Arrival” and “Mission Complete” High image quality required Evidence of motion across lunar surface 12 8 minutes of dynamic video (720p) Panoramas “Selfies” Imaging of competition “Plaque”

13. Judging Panel Judges: (see http://lunar.xprize.org/about/judge for bios)http://lunar.xprize.org/about/judge 9 members International panel Expertize across relevant space technology and business areas Functions: Provide ‘interpretation’ of rules to teams. Monitor teams as they prepare for their missions Observe actual missions from mission control center 13

14. General Statistics of Registered Teams Number of Registered Teams: 16 Teams by country/region: USA: 5 Other Americas: 3 Europe/Middle East: 5 Asia: 3 Cumulative Spend (July 2015): US$60.9 Million 945 person years TeamHQ Country AstroboticUSA Moon ExpressUSA Omega EnvoyUSA STELLARUSA Synergy MoonUSA EurolunaDenmark Plan BCanada Part Time ScientistsGermany PULIHungary Team ItaliaItaly SpaceILIsrael SpaceMETABrazil Angelicum ChileChile IndusIndia HakutoJapan Independence-XMalaysia 14

15. SIGNIFICANT PRIZE UPDATES 15

16. Launch Contracts Verified Mission attempt in late 2017 Contract signed with Spaceflight Inc. Launching on SpaceX Falcon 9 Ride share with multiple other spacecraft Mission attempt in 2017 Contract signed with Rocket Lab USA Launching on Electron (micro-launcher) Procured 3 launches, 2 for GLXP 16

17. Timeline Extension SpaceIL and MoonEx now have until end 2017 to complete their missions All other teams have until end 2016 unless XPRIZE verifies their launch contract Milestone Prizes Extension Registration 17

18. Indus Based in Bangalore, India Partnered with: TATA Communications Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Milestone Prize winner for their lander (photo: full size structural model drop test) Launch Vehicle: PSLV XL 18

19. Part-Time Scientists Based in Berlin, Germany Partnered with: Audi for the “Lunar Quattro” Have not published any lander or launch vehicle plans 19

20. Astrobotic 20 Manifested Customers: Based in Pittsburg, PA Strong NASA Support Shipping service model

21. Hakuto 21 Astrobotic Ride Share Astrobotic Ride Share Based in Tokyo (HQ) and Sendai (Engineering), Japan Focusing only on rovers - will purchase ride to the lunar surface with Astrobotic Plans to use small tethered rover to explore and map interior of the lunar skylights at Locus Mortis. Moonraker will tow the little Tetris robot to the edge of a skylight and Tetris will then ‘abseil’ down to explore and map the cave

22. Astrobotic Ride Share Astrobotic Ride Share Angelicvm 22

23. THE MILESTONE PRIZES PROGRAM 23

24. Milestone Prizes: Objectives and Approach Guidelines were defined to reward teams for verifiable technical progress Incentivize teams to: A) identify key technical risks, and B) retire them via testing activities $6 Million available Three technical categories; Landing; Mobility and Imaging 24

25. Milestone Prizes: Judging Operations XPRIZE Facilitated: 26 monitoring trips to 6 different countries 22 technical reviews ITAR Compliance 25

26. Milestone Prizes: Winnings 26

27. Future Space Prizes 27

28. Road Mapping Broadly speaking, the road mapping process will consist of the following key steps: 1. Identification of potential futures states of the space industry 2. Selection of desired states 3. “Back-casting” from those desired states to the present day 4. Identification of key technical challenges 5. Down-selection of prize-able technical challenges 6. Outlining of multiple prize concepts 28

29. Prize Design Workshop 29

30. THANK YOU. Visit: lunar.xprize.org 30