Donations Page

Thank you to Team FREDNET for $500.00 Lander
Prototype Contribution! It doesn't show up on the
new Chip-in Fundraising bar, but we got it and we
are putting the funds to good use! Thanks, again@!
January 20, 2010

Thank you to Kevin Gore for Time, Talent,
Energy, and Facility to build Lunar Lander
Prototype for Team Frednet Google X-Prize
Competition!
January 21, 2010

Thank you to Jonathan Wood (Austin, TX) for
New Website Design, Time, and
Marketing/Administrative Support!
January 17, 2010

Thank you to J.I. (California, USA) for Time,
Launch Facility, and High-Definition Space Camera
donation!
January 8, 2010
--View HD Camera Donated to Team Prometheus Cause

Thank you to Roger Harkess and Stewart Lilley
for increased efforts that have positioned us to test
the first satellite ever designed to win the N-Prize!
January 2010
--View Satellite Progress

Thank you to TEAM FREDNET for commissioning
Team Prometheus to build Lunar Lander
Prototypes at our Austin, Texas Facilities!
January 2010
--View Lunar Lander Progress (coming soon)

Thank you to Paul Ramsey of PERRECT PITCH
PRODUCTIONS (Austin, TX) for Continued quality
audio/video creation, editing, and support!
July 2009

Thank You to Chrestina Chavez, of News 8
Austin, for continued reporting on our mission and
accomplishments
June 2009

Thank you to Dr. Dave Hein for creating the
Quad Pod!
October 2009
--ViewQuad Pod Progress (coming soon)

Watch this page for Thank You's to be added for
past donors who are to be acknowledged in the
near future!@

Thank you to the hundreds of Fans and supporters
that keep us motivated to achieve these space
objectives for Humanity!

Upcoming Events
NSE-2
March 15, 2010

Near Space Expedition 2 will be
our second launch to near space
with HD video and photography,
test of telemitry and recovery
systems.

Recent Events

Team Prometheus has
Joined Team Frednet to
build prototype lunar lander!
January r 2009

Satellite Test Launch for
Team Prometheus
December 12, 2009

Due to the incressed efforts of
Roger Harkess and Stewart Lilley
We are about to test the first ever
satellite designed to win the
N-Prize!

Spin Stablization test
December 2009

Brian Beckius will test the spin
launcher he made for testing an
electric spinning launch tower for
the N-Prize mission.