The world’s largest space and science hackathon is happening in Edmonton. This is your chance to work on real NASA challenge statements, use open data from space missions, and build a project you can submit for global judging. Whether you are into software, hardware, robotics, design, storytelling, or data, you can create something bold and meaningful in one weekend through NASA open data.
Admission is completely free. No experience required. Just curiosity, creativity, and a team ready to build.
What You Will Do
- Build solutions for real NASA challenge statements
- Collaborate with engineers, designers, scientists, and creators
- Learn from mentors in robotics, aerospace, software, and design
- Create a project eligible for global NASA judging
- Strengthen your portfolio with a NASA‑recognized submission through portfolio building
Rules and Requirements
Team Sizes
- Teams must consist of 1 to 6 participants.
Minors
- Participants under 18 must be registered by a parent or guardian, or accompanied by them at all times, or have a signed consent form assigning responsibility to an approved chaperone from the organizing team. Minors must use a voice modifier and cannot appear physically in any submitted project videos.