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'''SpaceMETA'''<ref name="Ref0">((cite web |title=Google Lunar XPrize|url=http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/teams/spacemeta=|quote=''SpaceMETA at GLXP Official site''))</ref> is a [[Brazil|Brazilian]] Group founded in 2010 to explore aerospace opportunities motivated by Google Lunar XPrize Competition.<ref name="Ref1">((cite web |title=The Launchpad |url=http://thelaunchpad.xprize.org/2010/12/checking-in-with-potential-google-lunar.html |quote=''SpaceMETA Selected to participate on the GLXP''))</ref>

As one of the less than 30 active teams around the world (as of 2012), and selected to participate in a competition that offers US$30 MM for who first lands on the lunar surface and succeed to realize several special milestones (like send picture and movies to the earth, survive some days there, context some ancient sites from old missions, and walk 500 meters).,<ref name="Ref3">((cite web|title=Rules of the $US30 MM XPrize Competition|url=http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/prize-details/rules-overview|quote=''SpaceMETA Selected to participate on the GLXP''))</ref> in its first mission, SpaceMETA decided to participate bringing rupture ideas to the race, considering to use at minimum level conventional and already used old age space technologies and solutions. ''SpaceMETA'' was the last team to be selected by the [[X Prize Foundation]] to participate on the GLXP, and the only one selected from [[Brazil]].

== History ==
SpaceMETA was initially sponsored by [[Intel Corporation]]<ref name=Ref5>((cite web |title=Intel-SpaceMETA Sponsorship|url=http://newsroom.intel.com/community/pt_br/blog/2011/05/20/intel-patrocina-projeto-para-lan%C3%A7ar-primeiro-m%C3%B3dulo-lunar-brasileiro|quote=''Intel Official Press Release About SpaceMETA Sponsorship''))</ref> which has the first right refusal for a first round of investment on a success case basis.

== Founders ==
SpaceMETA was founded by [http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/teams/spacemeta/blog/video-sergio-cabral-cavalcanti-spacemeta-talk-about-tech-trends-digital Sergio Cabral Cavalcanti],<ref name=Ref6>
((cite web |title=Sergio Cabral Cavalcanti Profile at GLXP |url=http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/users/sergio-cabral-cavalcanti|quote=))</ref> a researcher from  [[Federal University of Rio de Janeiro]].

== Teams ==
First Team ( 2010 )
SpaceMETA first Team was formed by
- Sergio Cabra; Cavalcanti ( founder )
- Juliana Laxe
- Nelson Marques
- Laurent Gil
- And several professors from UFRJ ( Federal University of Rio de Janeiro ) and UERJ ( State University of Rio de Janeiro )

After 10 years of Project development and several world roadshow with Google GLXP, and fund raise, SpaceMETA start to build its second team and have moved its first goal to a low orbit goal to deploy an ionic powered engine to make power test before start a moon movement.

Second Team ( 2020 )
- Sergio Cabral Cavalcanti ( founder )
- Juliana Laxe
- Davi Clemente Monteiro Correia
- Scientist Charles Duvoisin [[Instituto IBCI]]<ref name=Ref15>((cite web |title=Instituto IBCI|url=https://patents.justia.com/patent/20190174801|quote=''Eletromagnetic Tint Radiation Protection''))</ref> 

== Presentations ==
All SpaceMETA presentations can be found at www.slideshare.net/ideavalley123

== Joint Venture with Synergy Moon ==
SpaceMETA and several other teams has join Synergy Moon as one of the 5 finalist teams to land on the Moon using a possible Orbital Rocket as a primary payload or as Indian rocketas a second payload.
As a premise to don't use a comoditie project Falcon 9 from SpaceX, Sergio Cabral Cavalcanti, founder os SpaceMETA has declared that the teas was more interested on an independent innovation once Falcon 9 has Merlin Engine no news differente from Saturn V from Rockectdine engines, despites its fantastic technology project.

== Mission overview ==
[[File:SpaceMETA Lunar Rover Solitaire near Apollo 12.png|thumb|SpaceMETA Solitaire near Apollo 12]]
SpaceMETA  Mission Overview Summary,<ref name=Ref7>
((cite web |title=SpaceMETA Mission Overview |url=http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/teams/spacemeta/blog/spacemeta-lumem-master-plan-of-the-lunar-micro-explore-mission|quote=''SpaceMETA LUMEM Overview''))</ref><ref name=Ref8>
((cite web |title=Google Lunar XPrize |url=http://spacemeta.com/thelunarmission/mission-exec-overview/|quote=''SpaceMETA Lunar Mission Overview''))</ref> as presented to the XPrize Committee,  has proposed several rupture innovation approach for its mission. Actually the disclosed innovations are related with the following technical approaches:
 
# Usage of ethanol as rocket fuel
# Launch the vehicle not from the ground but a lifted launch using balloons / auxiliary craft
# Usage of inflatable structures instead, to transport big things that should be armed there (like antennas and solar panels)
# Infinity Motion - SpaceMETA doesn't use conventional energy system to create movement on the moon rover (called Solitaire<ref name=Ref9>
((cite web |title=The SpaceMETA Moon Rover Solitaire|url=http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/teams/spacemeta/blog/spacemeta-talk-about-its-moon-rover-codename-solitaire-blob-and-frog|quote=))</ref>  (x-Frog and x-Blob)), but a NITINOL and Coil based kinetic energy converter called [http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/teams/spacemeta/blog/spacemeta-motion-system Infinity Motion.]
# Send information to the Earth not using electromagnetic waves, but a special Optical Modulation reflecting the solar light
# During the movement of the Lunar Modules on the Surface, usage of the contact/impact process, so imbedded sensors will capture the echoes above the surface
# Geographically, SpaceMETA plans to visit some SETI / Scientific related sites of interest on the Moon

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:SpaceMETA_Lunar_Rover_Solitaire_near_Apollo_12.png|SpaceMETA Solitaire near Apollo 12
File:SpaceMETA Solitaire Lunar Rover Module View.png|SpaceMETA Lunar Rover
File:SpaceMETA-Teste-Wind Tunnel-Rocket Section-Perspectiva.png|SpaceMETA Windtunnel simulation
File:SpaceMETA-Teste-Wind Tunnel-Rocket Section.jpg|SpaceMETA windtunnel simulation
File:SpaceMETA-GLXP-VELA-1-Pressure Simulation.png|SpaceMETA supersonic pressure simulation
File:SpaceMETA-GLXP-VELA-1-Veiculo Lancador.png|SpaceMETA rupture rocket design
File:Solitaire-NitiLegs-CLose-Semi-Expanded.png|SpaceMETA Solitaire Lunar Rover with NITINOL Legs Coil
File:SpaceMETA Nitinol Legs for Infinity Motion.png
</gallery>

== References ==
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* Intel Sponsorship to SpaceMETA [http://newsroom.intel.com/community/pt_br/blog/2011/05/20/intel-patrocina-projeto-para-lan%C3%A7ar-primeiro-m%C3%B3dulo-lunar-brasileiro]
* News on SpaceMETA [http://news.ideavalley.net/2012/04/01/774/]
* SpaceMETA on the Epoca Magazine [http://spacemeta.com/2011/03/10/spacemeta-na-revista-epoca/]
* SpaceMETA on the ISTOE Magazine [http://spacemeta.com/2011/03/10/spacemeta-na-revista-istoe/]
* SpaceMETA Joint venture with Synergy Moon [https://www.synergymoon.com/about_synergy_moon.html]
* Patent Eletromagnetic Protection at al [https://patents.justia.com/patent/20190174801]

== External links ==
* ((official website|http://spacemeta.com.br))
* [http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/teams/spacemeta Official SpaceMETA website at GLXP]
* About Intel Sponsorship to SpaceMETA [http://oglobo.globo.com/tecnologia/intel-investe-em-equipe-brasileira-que-planeja-levar-robo-lua-2767705]
* About SpaceMETA SocialNet Facebook [http://www/facebook.com/spacemeta]
* About Founders Sergio Cabral Cavalcanti Interview [http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/teams/spacemeta/blog/video-sergio-cabral-cavalcanti-spacemeta-talk-about-tech-trends-digital]
* SpaceMETA – Intel Interview [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpT1hQVOq8k]
* Eletromagnetic Tinta Aeroespacial – Eletromagnetic [https://patents.justia.com/patent/20190174801]


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