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Host a Local Event and empower teams to collaborate with their community to improve life on Earth and in space. Become a Local Lead: bit.ly/3QP3MQd
Interest forms close on July 28.
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Bring @NASA's largest annual hackathon to your community by becoming a @SpaceApps Local Lead! ✨
Get application details, and find other opportunities to engage with NASA, in this week's NASA EXPRESS! 📨
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On July 16 at 2 p.m. ET, meet the scientists and engineers behind NASA's first flying science laboratory for another world. 🚁
Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at Dragonfly's progress and live Q&A with mission experts.
📺: youtube.com/watch?v=nQeXWo…
Curious about hosting a #SpaceApps Local Event in your city? As a NASA #SpaceApps Local Lead you can help build STEM skills and inspire innovation that helps your community thrive. 🚀
Learn more about how you can contribute to the largest annual hackathon:
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Collaborator forms are now open! You can equip and inspire our community of technologists, scientists, and innovators as they embark on their NASA #SpaceApps journey.
Collaborators:
🚀 Share tools & resources
🚀 Support participant projects
📣 Promote @NASA Space Apps through
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Mini Roman was just in Chicago and stopped by one of the city's most notable landmarks. This is a Roman Reminder: There is ONE WEEK LEFT to sign up to have your name aboard Roman as it flies a million miles away!
go.nasa.gov/RomanNames
This summer, we will be “Roman” Across
Bring @NASA's largest annual hackathon to your city by becoming a Local Lead! 🚀
✨ Organize a #SpaceApps Local Event
✨ Lead your community in Earth & space science
✨ Gain experience in event planning & community building
Local Lead Forms close on July 28:
🦖The dinosaurs didn’t have a space program.
NASA’s Planetary Defense Program finds and tracks potentially hazardous asteroids and tests methods to keep us safe on Earth. This International Asteroid Day, learn more about our planetary defenders: plus.nasa.gov/video/planetar…
Spark innovation that benefits humanity by hosting a 2026 @NASA#SpaceApps Challenge Local Event. Lead your community in driving discoveries that can improve life on Earth, the Moon, Mars, and beyond. 🚀
Local Lead Forms open July 6!
Mark your calendars! We are excited to announce the @NASA Space Apps Challenge will be held November 14-15, 2026! 🗓️
This two-day hackathon gives you the chance to use NASA’s open data to address the most pressing challenges in Earth and space exploration. Discovery awaits at
Want to launch your career with @NASA? Applications for the Pathways Internship Program are open until this Friday, February 27 for select Summer and Fall 2026 opportunities. Learn more at nasa.gov/careers/pathwa… 🌎 🚀
For the crew of Artemis II, their mission will soon be reality. Learn about the challenges they face and the teamwork required to fly around the Moon.
Episode 2 of Moonbound is live—and free to watch on NASA+: go.nasa.gov/4rg0To1
3 million of you are joining us for the Artemis II mission. Welcome!
We've noticed a massive uptick in Send Your Name submissions over the past couple of days, so we are keeping submissions open a little bit longer.
Sign up here: go.nasa.gov/artemisnames
Every January, we commemorate the people lost in our agency’s space exploration program. On our Day of Remembrance, we celebrate their lives, their bravery, and advancements in human spaceflight. nasa.gov/DoR/