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RT @LearnWithNASA: Calling all hackathon enthusiasts! 👩‍💻👨‍💻 The NASA @SpaceApps Challenge has released Full Challenge Statements for this year's event. Looking for ones with a STEM twist for beginners? Check out the thread below.👇

RT @CONAE_Oficial: SUMATE AL DESAFÍO DE CONAE EN NASA SPACE APPS CHALLENGE 2026: ¿Cómo podemos aprovechar los datos de distintos satélites para comprender mejor la actividad de incendios? La CONAE participa como agencia espacial asociada al NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026, la competencia internacional organizada por la NASA, y presenta un desafío para desarrollar soluciones de monitoreo de incendios a partir de información satelital. La propuesta consiste en integrar registros de focos de calor detectados por los sensores MODIS y VIIRS, cuyos datos no pueden compararse directamente debido a sus diferencias técnicas. El objetivo es desarrollar una aplicación web que permita analizar la actividad de incendios a lo largo del tiempo, identificar los períodos con más focos de calor y comparar los registros recientes con los históricos. Esta información podría contribuir a orientar el monitoreo y mejorar la respuesta ante incendios. Los equipos podrán trabajar con datos abiertos de la NASA y herramientas de CONAE, combinando conocimientos de programación, diseño, análisis de datos y observación de la Tierra. El NASA Space Apps Challenge se realizará el 14 y 15 de noviembre. La participación es gratuita y está abierta a personas a partir de los 13 años, con acompañamiento de un tutor para menores de edad. Conocé todos los detalles del desafío y cómo participar en la nota de nuestra web. 👇

Challenge statements are now live!🚀✨ Explore all 14 challenges statements including the background, objectives, and potential considerations designed to guide your approach at a beginner, intermediate, and/or advanced level. Resources for each challenge will be released on Friday, November 13. Choose a challenge today based on your skills, backgrounds, and interest! Start exploring:

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RT @NASAEarth: 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

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:

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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:

Image Description: The top left of each carousel image shows a yellow "Challenges" text box on a dark blue gradient background. Below the text box is white text, displaying the various NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 challenge summary titles. The center of each image displays two corresponding photos for each challenge with the summaries listed below in white text. The Space Apps logo is at the top right corner of each carousel image.

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:

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RT @NASA_Marshall: 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:

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RT @NASASolarSystem: 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:

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:

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RT @NASARoman: 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:

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:

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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!

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