
NASA Opens Space Apps Challenge to All Ages This November
NASA is inviting everyone—from students to space enthusiasts—to help solve real space exploration challenges during a global two-day hackathon this November. No coding experience required.
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NASA is inviting everyone—from students to space enthusiasts—to help solve real space exploration challenges during a global two-day hackathon this November. No coding experience required.

Nigeria just removed age barriers for its maritime innovation challenge, opening doors for thousands of citizens to tackle ocean economy problems. The December 2026 hackathon invites anyone 18 and up to submit solutions across 13 critical areas.
Forty teams of Malaysian developers will compete this December to build AI solutions addressing real-world problems, with top winners sharing $50,000 in prizes. The event supports Malaysia's goal of becoming an AI Nation by 2030.
Young innovators from seven Indian states are building AI-powered robots to solve real-world problems at Gujarat's biggest robotics festival. The 36-hour challenge brings together students creating everything from security systems to deep-sea exploration tech.

University students across Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands, and the EU are joining forces for a three-day hackathon to create real climate solutions ahead of the UN's COP31 summit. The Climate Hack-tion event offers over $10,000 in prizes for teams turning ideas into working prototypes.

University students across Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific are competing in a 60-hour online hackathon to create real climate solutions ahead of the UN's COP31 summit. Teams have three days to build working prototypes that tackle electrification, zero waste, or resilient cities.
Over 1,200 developers applied for 40 spots at Singapore's first Sea x OpenAI hackathon, where teams built working AI applications in just one day. Winners created tools ranging from AI livestream co-hosts to adaptive video game opponents.

Nearly 100 young innovators from nine schools just spent two months reimagining how communities can stay safe during climate emergencies. Their ideas ranged from heat-resilient gathering spaces to cars that become mobile safe zones during extreme weather.

Young women from 668 Indian cities submitted 373 real-world solutions to tackle healthcare and urban challenges. WitchHunt 2026 brought AI innovation opportunities to underserved regions, with 73% of participants being women.

DevCareer and Nomba are launching a five-week hackathon that goes beyond prizes, offering Nigerian developers direct entry into a paid partner program. Winners could shape the future of payment technology across Africa's largest economy.

High school sophomores across Alabama just competed to design energy-efficient tiny homes, winning thousands in prizes while solving real-world challenges. The inaugural Grid Games Energy Hackathon brought STEM learning to life for students considering careers in the energy sector.
Sea and OpenAI are bringing 150 developers together in Singapore for a groundbreaking AI coding event that will expand across Asia Pacific. Winners take home $30,000 in prizes while helping shape how AI transforms software development in the region.