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I have Built an AI space mission suite — combining deep space mission planning with an integrated NASA Mars surface explorer for the challenge:- NASA has explored Mars robotically for decades, studying its extreme environment, mapping its surface, and collecting many types of data. Far from home, the first astronauts to set foot on Mars will want the best map possible, with information on the details of their routes and destinations, updates on current conditions, and the data needed to complete their mission quickly and safely. Your challenge is to create a layered, integrated view of a location or route on the Martian surface that pulls together data from multiple NASA science missions and could help a human explorer plan and carry out a successful Marswalk while conducting new and exciting science along the way. Solution:- MarswalkAI AstroMind Demo video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS9UrA3_U9E) |
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They say you shouldn't start your project until the hackathon starts. |
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It Says project upload will open on Nov 14 and their is dead line and time on Nov 15, you should have a group to discuss and do the project .What are you taking about? The hackathon already started with projects tasks? |
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“We appreciate the enthusiasm of participants who want to start as early as possible. However, participants should NOT begin working on their project until the hackathon begins on November 14, 2026 (9:00 a.m. local time) to ensure a fair and equitable process.” https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/resources/team-formation-guide/ |
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It Took me only 15 minute to do it, no worriers i will do final upgrade and trimming and finishing on that date as well.Thanks for the info. |
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To echo what @GoEsM3Li stated, we ask that teams refrain from starting on their projects until the start of the official November 14-15 hackathon (Saturday, 9am local time of your Local Event; if Universal Event, start time is Saturday, 9am of the Team Owner’s area of residence). Working ahead of the hackathon can lead to disqualification. However, before the hackathon starts, you may select a challenge to work on, review the resources, research the topic, and form your team based on the skills you think are needed. |
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Hi Nick, thank you for clarifying the pre-hackathon rules. While researching the Be An Earth System Trend Detective! challenge, our team prepared a printable map of the Eurasian Steppe and a catalog of study-area coordinates. May we use these materials as cited inputs in our submission if we build the interactive map, process the NASA data, and implement the trend analysis during the hackathon? |
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Third party materials are allowed and encouraged! Just remember, if you are interested in Global Awards, you must use at least one NASA resource in your project. The data will be available in the Resources tab of each Challenge: https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/2026/challenges/. So yes, those materials sound great! Also, I'm glad you are thinking ahead by citing those resources. When you submit your project, you must list all of the data, resources, and tools that you used in your project. Resources should include any code, text, and images (even if they are open source or freely available) that you used when creating your project. If you are using any copyrighted materials, make sure you have permission to use them. Best of luck to you and your team during the hackathon! |
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Can i use my old code to my project i have build some system i could take partial part of those scripts . like player movement . etc can i do it ? |
To echo what @GoEsM3Li stated, we ask that teams refrain from starting on their projects until the start of the official November 14-15 hackathon (Saturday, 9am local time of your Local Event; if Universal Event, start time is Saturday, 9am of the Team Owner’s area of residence).
Working ahead of the hackathon can lead to disqualification.
However, before the hackathon starts, you may select a challenge to work on, review the resources, research the topic, and form your team based on the skills you think are needed.