New Kickstarter project will launch your DNA to the moon  Google
Lunar X Moon DNA  People who dream about having their DNA
launched to the moon so it can be preserved forever now have a
way to fulfill their fantasy. Earthrise Space, Inc. a self-
described “non-profit research laboratory and student training
ground” in Florida, is trying to raise cash to build a lunar
rover and win the Google Lunar X competition that is offering
$30 million to the first privately-funded entity to successfully
launch a robot to the moon.  The Earthrise Space team is
offering lots of different prizes for donors who chip in to get
the shuttle built, including a moon-shaped stress ball that
comes with an $8 donation, a lunar rover model for $115 and the
opportunity to drive an actual lunar rover on Earth for $5,000.
But none of these prizes compares with what donors will get if
they pony up $10,000, as Earthrise Space is promising that it
will launch a sample of their DNA to the moon on their rover
that will act as an “interplanet