Noun
moonshot (plural moonshots)
Alternative spelling of moon shot.
Aviation needs greening, says moonshot seeker Geoffrey Lipman, founder of a new organization to scout for solutions in the industry. Source: Internet
During the broadcast, Louis-Dreyfus shared a personal story about former Vice President Biden, who helped set up a "moonshot" programme to improve cancer treatment during Barack Obama's second term. Source: Internet
Achieving health equity won’t require a moonshot if we approach the challenge with the same urgency we now apply to the opioid epidemic. Source: Internet
By exploiting the rhetoric of a “moonshot,” Johnson has done a great disservice to those who are working hard behind the scenes on credible plans to mitigate the worst effects of the pandemic. Source: Internet
He first met the former vice president in the lobby of the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where Joe was to speak the next day at the Milken Conference on the “moonshot project” of finding a cure for cancer. Source: Internet
In 2017, she moved to X, Alphabet’s “Moonshot Factory,” and joined Project Loon, which aims to provide high-speed internet to the roughly 50 percent of the world that still lacks basic coverage. Source: Internet