





Participants explore Earth, climate, planetary, and mission datasets, then transform insights into prototypes, visual stories, dashboards, and community tools.
NASA International Space Apps Challenge is an annual global hackathon where participants use NASA and partner open data to create solutions for real challenges on Earth and in space. Teams can combine science, software, design, storytelling, engineering, and local insight to turn complex data into useful prototypes.
Explore Earth observation, climate, planetary, and mission data to create meaningful visualizations, apps, tools, and educational ideas.
Join students, designers, developers, scientists, storytellers, educators, and communities working together in one global innovation movement.
NASA and partner space agencies contribute scientific expertise, mission context, and trusted resources for challenges on Earth and in space.
Participants explore NASA and partner datasets to discover patterns, test ideas, and build useful applications, visualizations, and stories.
Local events connect nearby participants, organizers, universities, and communities while contributing to one worldwide hackathon.
Multidisciplinary teams combine science, design, engineering, technology, and storytelling to develop solutions with global relevance.
Mentors and subject-matter experts help teams understand the challenge, use data responsibly, improve prototypes, and communicate impact.

Communities around the world host local events so participants can learn, build, and submit projects close to home.

NASA Space Apps connects a worldwide community of curious people who want to solve meaningful challenges together.

Teams transform public data into practical solutions.