Join NASA's Global Space Apps Hackathon Challenge
Published Date: 6/12/2026
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Summary
NASA is collecting applications for its International Space Apps Challenge, a global hackathon where anyone can team up to solve space and Earth problems. This update affects participants who want to join the fun, with no big costs or deadlines changing right now. It’s a cool chance to get creative, collaborate, and maybe even help NASA!
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