Complete a Space Challenge
Have you ever heard of or joined a hackathon? Are you under the age of 18 and curious to see how far you can take your unique set of skills and interests to solve real-world space problems? Indus Space is thrilled to host hackathon events and challenges during the year. Scroll down and browse our programs to learn more.
We’re calling all the dreamers, the coders, the artists, the scientists, the storytellers, the engineers, anyone and everyone under the age of 18! From students who have never written code, to those who have created their own app, to youth bursting with imagination and creativity, all can contribute to an incredible solution to a real-world problem.
We host in person challenges currently. However we are available to facilitate virtual editions for those interested. Contact us to enquire more.
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A hackathon is a fun and exploratory place where people come together to work on a project to come up with a solution to a real-world challenge. Teams present their solution to a panel of diverse judges and the best ideas win a prize! Prize or no prize, hackathons are a great place to learn new skills in a short amount of time, play with S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and meet experts in the field.
We host several programs throughout the year. Scroll down below to get all details.
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Our Programs
Blast Off To HackerSpace
Mission Space Challenge
Brain Hack Challenge
Space Habitat Design Challenge
Highlights and News to Share
Check out our 2024 Moon Habitat Design Challenge Submissions
Two teams participated and submitted their digital designs for habitats across the solar system. They trained and tested their skillsets using CAD Design software to make their creations. Explore Team 1 and Team 2 by clicking the title heading!
Winner of the 2023 CHEOP Exoplanet Challenge!
We were thrilled to learn that the judges at the European Space Agency reviewed and selected one of our high school students submissions as one of 12 finalists and winners of the overall challenge! Congratulations to everyone on all their hard work and effort! Check their final submission on the main ESA website by clicking the title heading!