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Masten's "Xombie" rocket successfully completed the requirements for the relatively simpler level three weeks ago, putting them in position to win $150,000 -- and demonstrated a landing accuracy superior to Armadillo's while doing so.

William Pomerantz: Horse Races with Rocket Engines 2009

See our coverage on Universe Today of Armadillo's qualifying test flight for more information and cool videos.

Masten wins $1 million X-Prize on Last Possible Day | Universe Today 2009

Other entrants in the competition will have the opportunity over the next several weeks to accomplish the same feat, but Armadillo's flights mean it is certain NASA's Centennial Challenges Program and the X PRIZE Foundation will be giving away at least $1 million before year's end.

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I heard the voices of the leaders of Armadillo's competitors shaking and halting as they tried to contain their sympathy for Armadillo, viewed by all as a worthy competitor.

William Pomerantz: Coat-Tail Riding for Experts 2008

They have suffered fearful losses in the valley over the summer and autumn, and as Royal Engineers shored up FOB Armadillo's defences, radio chatter revealed that some demoralised insurgents were abandoning their nearby positions, while a significant internal dispute brewed among Taleban commanders over how best to motivate their reluctant men to fight.

Dane commands Brits in major Helmand operation 2008

I also hope to stop by Armadillo's Pillow, The Loop location of Reckless Records, Dusty Groove America, Jazz Record Mart and maybe Powell's (Lakeview location, not Hyde park.) 1: 13 p.m.

Tyrannosaurus Rex :: Blessed Wild Apple Girl cleverjello 2008

Meanwhile, in more serious Lunar Lander Challenge news, it looks like Armadillo's entry has been given the green light to make a run for the prize.

The Speculist: Free Lunar Lander T-Shirt 2006

Meanwhile, in more serious Lunar Lander Challenge news, it looks like Armadillo's entry has been given the green light to make a run for the prize.

The Speculist: October 2006 Archives 2006

Armadillo's rocket concept makes use of a hydrogen peroxide monopropellant.

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"The STIG A-3 mission was the next incremental step in the development of a truly reusable suborbital spacecraft," said Neil Milburn, Armadillo's vice president of program management.

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