Join NASA’s @SpaceApps hackathon to make a difference on Earth and beyond!
You could:
📻 Build an “Earth jukebox”
🌎 Map change on Earth’s surface with NISAR
🧑🌾Make a tool that helps farmers
🔍 Find places on Earth similar to spots on the Moon and Mars
& more
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From your own backyard to the edges of the universe, discovery awaits at the @NASA Space Apps Challenge.
🔴 Map out a route for a human Marswalk
✨ Build a time-lapse sky viewer for the SPHEREx mission
🛰️ Tell the story of NASA's historic hardware on the Moon, Mars, and beyond
🌔 Design a Lunar South Pole landing and communication tool
Find your favorite challenge and get started today: https://t.co/Qq1pUxz9jI
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From helping local farmers to predicting fire hotspots, our Earth related challenges are all about making a real-world impact. 🌱
Whether you want to build an "Earth Jukebox" that turns visuals into music, map extreme environments that mimic Mars, or create vital tools for farmers and emergency responders, there is a challenge waiting for you.
Register for #SpaceApps and choose a challenge today: https://t.co/Qq1pUxz9jI
Every successful space mission depends on one vital element: the humans on board. 🧑🚀
Whether you want to build health monitoring software for astronauts, design interactive mission simulation games, or create an AI-powered fire safety dashboard for human space exploration, there is a challenge for you.
Dive into the summaries, choose a challenge, and join or create a #SpaceApps team today: https://t.co/Qq1pUxz9jI
NASA @SpaceApps offers opportunities for anyone with an interest in space and science to address real-world challenges through an annual hackathon. This year's event is Nov. 14-15.
Choose from 14 challenges and join or create a #SpaceApps team today: https://t.co/240kpN46mi
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This weekend, people all over the world will observe the Moon together, and you're invited! Join a local or virtual International Observe the Moon Night event, register as an individual observer, or gather your own Moon observing crew.
Get started: https://t.co/j7cfgBHtNO
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14 NASA #SpaceApps challenges for all interests & skill levels are now live, plus team formation is open!🚀��🛰️
Explore topics in agriculture, missions to the Moon and Mars, microgravity combustion, & more from @NASA experts. Choose a challenge & create or join a team today: https://t.co/Qq1pUxz9jI
Be part of the bigger picture! 🌌
With more than a million individual pixels per pointing of Roman’s Wide Field Imager, there’s a spot for everyone in Roman’s first images, set to be released in the next few months.
Grab your certificate and pixel number now: https://t.co/JAHI6BFnJc
Registration for the 2026 NASA #SpaceApps Challenge is now open! 🚀
Be a part of the largest annual hackathon, where you can use open data from #NASA and space-based data from 17 Space Agency Partners to address the most pressing challenges in Earth and space exploration to spark innovation that’s grounded in experience and ready for tomorrow. 💫
Register now: https://t.co/BzFA0E3lBu
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Announcing the 2026 @NASA#SpaceApps theme: the Next Frontier! 🪐
Join us on November 14-15 to develop tools that benefit humanity and contribute to the science and technology propelling us to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. 🚀 Registration opens August 26!