
2024 NASA Space Apps Challenge
On October 5-6, 2024, hackathon participants joined NASA Heliophysics Division's celebration of Helio Big Year through the theme “The Sun Touches Everything.” Participants were invited to consider the far-reaching influence of the Sun on Earth and space science as they addressed 20 challenges authored by NASA Subject Matter Experts.

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By The Numbers
93,520
Registered Participants
The number of participants who registered to participate in the event
15,444
Teams
The number of teams that were formed to build solutions to this event's challenges
485
Local Events
The number of Local Events hosted by Local Leads for this event
163
Countries
The number of countries represented by those participating in this event
Explore the 2024 NASA Space Apps Challenge
2024 GLOBAL WINNERS ANNOUNCEMENT
Each year thousands of teams submit projects that demonstrate creativity, collaboration, and potential to solve challenges we face on Earth and in Space. The projects go through multiple rounds of judging to determine the NASA International Space Apps Challenge Global Winners, which represent the most innovative and impactful projects submitted by the Space Apps community.
"Make Space" is the 2022 Space Apps Theme

This year’s “Make Space” theme celebrates that, at Space Apps, “there’s always space for one more”
Meet the Challenge Creators

Learn about some of the NASA experts behind the Space Apps 2021 challenges!
The Impact of Local Leads

Local Leads are a Vital part of our Space Apps Community
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