| In 3 days, nearly 1,800 people (and counting) from around the world will come together in 24 cities (and online) to participate in the International Space Apps Challenge. The event is truly a global collaboration with over 100 organizations and government entities from around the world participating. During the event, “citizens from around the world [...]
| Competition among nations thrust one human into space fifty-one years ago today. International cooperation keeps us there, and is the key to taking us far beyond what we can see with just our eyes.
| We are so excited thinking about the fact that the International Space Apps Challenge could be happening in a coffee shop in Italy, a dorm room in Michigan or anywhere else that people decide to participate.
| If you follow openNASA, you’ve no doubt heard of the International Space Apps Challenge – our global codeathon taking place on all seven continents and in space next month. Last month, we launched a new website for the Challenge that allows visitors to sign up for events, view and submit challenges, and learn more about [...]
| This update “LAUNCHing Ideas for a Waste-less Tomorrow“ by astronaut Ron Garan is cross-posted from the Office of Science and Technology Policy blog. You can follow Ron on Twitter at @Astro_Ron and LAUNCH on Twitter at @launchorg. As a participant of the first LAUNCH forum, LAUNCH: Water, and someone who recently returned from six months experiencing the orbital perspective [...]
| Samantha Snabes shares on the significant correlation between survival in Space and Earth - and how it opens endless collaborative opportunities between those exploring the universe and living on Earth.
