





Participants



Join a global community where science, technology, design, and storytelling come together. Work with NASA Open Data, learn directly from mentors and teammates, and develop practical solutions for challenges on Earth and in space. Along the way, you will strengthen valuable skills, expand your professional network, and create a portfolio-ready project with meaningful real-world impact.
Explore real NASA datasets and technologies to create practical solutions for challenges on Earth and in space.

Collaborate with students, professionals, scientists, mentors, and creators from diverse backgrounds worldwide.

Strengthen teamwork, design, coding, and presentation skills while building a project you can showcase.


Analyze satellite imagery, climate, weather, land, and ocean data to map disasters, monitor environmental change, and support resilient communities.
Explore data about planets, asteroids, solar activity, and NASA missions to build visualizations, educational tools, and new research ideas.
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Take part in a global hackathon where your curiosity becomes action. Explore NASA Open Data, solve meaningful challenges, and create a project that strengthens your skills, portfolio, and professional network.
Learn by doing with real NASA datasets, mentor feedback, teamwork, and a working prototype you can showcase.
Collaborate with students, experts, designers, scientists, and developers while building valuable connections worldwide.

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Everyone is welcome, including students, professionals, designers, developers, educators, scientists, storytellers, makers, and curious beginners. You do not need a space background to participate.

No. Strong teams also need research, design, data analysis, storytelling, communication, science, engineering, and project management skills. Bring your strengths and learn with your teammates.

Yes. You can register individually and meet potential teammates during orientation, community sessions, or team formation activities. Many successful teams meet for the first time at the event.

Teams can analyze NASA and partner datasets such as satellite imagery, weather, climate, ocean, land, planetary, and mission data, then transform them into apps, maps, dashboards, prototypes, learning tools, or public-impact stories.

You will gain hands-on experience, a portfolio-ready project, mentor feedback, new professional connections, and the confidence to turn complex data into meaningful real-world impact.

Start by registering and finding your team, create a solution during the two-day global hackathon, then advance through local and global judging.
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Register from August 26, explore challenge summaries from September 17, and connect with participants whose skills complement your own.
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During the November 14–15 hackathon, choose a challenge, use NASA and partner open data, build your solution, and submit the complete project.
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Local and Universal Event judges select Global Nominees before NASA and Space Agency Partner experts choose the finalists and 10 Global Winners.
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