La NASA destina un millón de dólares al reto estudiantil Base Lunar
Read this release in English here.El domingo 8 de noviembre de 2026, la NASA anunció la convocatoria del reto estudiantil Base Lunar, dotado con un millón de dólares, durante un acto de MAX POWER celebrado en el Complejo de Visitantes del Centro Espacial Kennedy, en Florida. En el marco de una edad de oro de […]
On November 8, 2026, NASA announced the launch of the Student Lunar Base Challenge, awarding one million dollars to encourage student designs for the lunar base. The competition, held at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida, invites high school and college teams from the United States to submit innovative designs for the lunar base.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman emphasized the importance of creativity, teamwork, and addressing real-world problems related to the future of NASA on the Moon. He urged students to contribute now, rather than waiting until graduation, highlighting the need for diverse talent and innovative ideas in building the lunar base. The program, managed by the Institute of Competition Sciences, consists of six categories: energy generation and storage, construction, life support systems, surface mobility, communication networks, and astronaut safety.
Participants can register through the NASA STEM Gateway platform, with the deadline for submissions on January 25, 2027. The challenge aims to develop technical skills in the next generation of space explorers and innovators, while also advancing new technological concepts for the lunar base.
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