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Aurelia Prize launches global design competition for lunar settlements

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Ariel Ekblaw founded the Aurelia Institute, which launched the Aurelia Prize. This global design competition seeks imaginative and technically rigorous visions for lunar settlements. The prize offers a $100,000 grand prize and accepts submissions through January 15, 2027.

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The competition aims to advance bold, feasible visions for sustained human presence on the Moon. It encourages innovation in areas such as mining outposts, energy infrastructure, and scientific bases that benefit the Earth-moon system.

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  • ArtemisInvolved in the Aurelia Prize competition
  • MITInvolved in the Aurelia Prize competition

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