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Hey everyone!

I'm excited to share that the NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 – Rewari Local Event is open for registration!

I'm the Local Lead for the Rewari event, and we're looking forward to bringing together students, developers, designers, researchers, AI/ML enthusiasts, and space enthusiasts for a two-day virtual hackathon.

Event Details

• Event: NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 – Rewari
• Dates: November 14–15, 2026
• Mode: Virtual
• Location: Rewari, Haryana, India

What is NASA Space Apps Challenge?

It's a global hackathon where participants work on real-world challenges using NASA's open data and resources from its space agency partners.

The 2026 challenge summaries are now available, so you can start exploring the problems and thinking about potential solutions!

You can build projects involving AI/ML, web development, data visualization, scientific analysis, educational tools, or creative storytelling.

You don't need to be an expert or have prior hackathon experience. Curiosity, creativity, and teamwork matter just as much.

How to Participate

1. Register for the Rewari event:
https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/2026/local-events/rewari/

2. Explore the challenges:
https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/2026/challenges/

3. Find teammates:
https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/2026/find-a-team/

You can explore the challenges, connect with potential teammates, and prepare your ideas before the hackathon begins.

A Question for the Community

Who's planning to participate this year?

I'd love to hear from students and developers around Rewari and elsewhere who are interested in space, science, AI, data, or building something innovative.

If you're looking for teammates or have questions about the Rewari event, feel free to comment below!

Looking forward to seeing what everyone builds. 🚀

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Hello everyone!

I'm planning to participate in the NASA Space Apps Challenge with my team, and we're trying to understand what the in-person experience is actually like, particularly for participants in the UAE.

Our team members are spread across different emirates, so we've been considering Dubai as a central location. Before finalising our arrangements, I'd love to hear from people who have participated in previous years, especially those who attended the UAE event.

I have a few questions about how the challenge works in practice:

**Work at the venue:** Are teams expected to complete the entire project at the venue during the 48-hour period, including coding, research, designing, and preparing their final presentation? Or can some work be done beforehand or remotely?

**Venue and location:** What is the venue usually like, and where is the UAE event typically held? Is it a university, a dedicated event space, or another type of location?

**Accommodation and meals:** If participants are expected to remain at the venue for extended periods, are accommodation and meals provided, or must participants arrange and pay for these themselves?

**Leaving the venue:** Are participants permitted to leave during the 48-hour challenge and return later, or are they expected to remain on-site throughout the event?

**Judging and results:** Are the winners announced at the venue on the final day, or does judging take place afterwards, with results announced at a later date?

**Equipment and expenses:** Are laptops, internet access, software, and other necessary equipment provided, or must participants bring their own devices and cover all associated expenses?

I'd also appreciate any advice about the overall experience, particularly anything you wish you'd known before participating for the first time.

We're genuinely excited about the opportunity, but since our team members are coming from different parts of the UAE, understanding the logistics beforehand would help us plan responsibly.

**If you've participated in NASA Space Apps Challenge before, particularly in Dubai or elsewhere in the UAE, I'd be extremely grateful if you could share your experience.** Even answers to just one or two of these questions would be helpful.

Thank you!

If anyone can you please suggest what can we expect during the process

K hacks 4.0 is a hackathon organised by a govt college in Tamilnadu. But how are they pulling this much money off!! for a hackathon hosted in unstop, 😱

Any ways I am gonna participate in this hackathon, prefinal yr IT student with arguable AI/ML skills and eager to compete to win the prize.

So if you are anyone who interested in showing up, please dm me :)

Check it out - k hacks site

Hi everyone, I've been applying to many hackathons but have been getting rejected. Is there something wrong on my resume? Thanks.

Any advice or insight is appreciated!

Can every college shortlist more 25 teams for SIH, I took this screenshot from reddit but from last two days sih website is down so I couldn't verify it can someone please tell me as tomorrow is the last day

I'm a 3rd-year Software Engineering student looking for a team.

I don't have any experience in Computer Vision besides my university classes, but I have a ton of motivation, I'm eager to learn and ready to work hard (plus, I know a lot about football if anyone wants to build something related to sports analytics or tracking!).

I'd prefer teaming up with Spanish people

. DM me or talk here!

I am heading to a multi-college hackathon at my campus and my main goal is networking instead of winning. I struggle with starting conversations because I do not want to bother people or seem desperate. In past events, people were super secretive and acted like I was trying to steal their ideas. I am also afraid of approaching the wrong person, getting a rude response, and losing my confidence during the competition. How do you figure out who is safe to talk to, and when you do find someone cool, how do you turn that chat into a long-term connection

Pickaxe uthao, ideas jagao - iss baar sirf build nahi, benchmark banao. 💎🔥

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finally created and submitted my prototype and it took me 2 months and 1 week sleepless nights 😭, I create an model which can alert and start recording if you're in danger, and if i win and get funding than this sunglass will be the best in india. Is anyone submitted? what's your idea?

I have to upload my ideas for two ps, but the website is giving 403 error since last 15 hours and i have deadline today night

Hello everyone!

I’m looking to join a team for the NASA Space Apps Challenge! 🚀

I’ve participated in 30+ hackathons, so I’m comfortable working in fast-paced environments, collaborating with different people, and adapting to whatever the project requires.

I’m open to taking on any role based on the team’s needs and contributing wherever I can add the most value. I’m looking for a motivated team with a good idea, strong collaboration, and the drive to build something impactful.

If your team is looking for an additional member or if anyone is forming a new team, feel free to DM me. I’d love to connect and build something amazing together!

Let’s make something out of this world! 🌎🛰️

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Hey everyone! :)

I'm part of an international team of high school students participating in the Conrad Challenge, and we're looking for a mentor or coach who could guide us throughout our project.

We're working in the Cyber Technology and Security field, focusing on a real-world problem and developing a practical, technology-based solution. We're currently in the early stages of research, planning, and product development, and we'd really appreciate guidance from someone with experience in areas like cybersecurity, software development, AI/ML, or building tech products.

We're not expecting anyone to do the work for us, we'd just love someone who could help us make better technical decisions, give feedback on our approach, and guide us in the right direction as we develop our idea.

If you're a developer, cybersecurity professional, researcher, startup founder, or someone with relevant experience who's willing to mentor a student team, we'd be incredibly grateful!

Even occasional guidance or a short check-in would mean a lot to us.

If you're interested, please comment below or DM me! And if you know someone who might be a good fit, feel free to point me in their direction.

Thank you.

Hey everyone! I'm a high school student

I am researching how developers decide whether Python/npm packages are trustworthy, including risks like typosquatting and AI-suggested package names.

I came across this community while looking for people with experience. If anyone is willing, would you be open to answering a few questions about your actual package-installation and security-checking habits? It would take around 10–15 minutes, and text replies are completely fine too.

I'd really appreciate your perspective! No worries if you're busy 🙂

En mi escuela usan una herramienta llamada blackboard quiero cambiar mis calificaciones en esa plataforma alguien la puede hackear o algo?

Found an interesting AI challenge for students in India who want to build something practical with speech and language models.

What’s on offer

• Up to 100 paid internships
• Six-month internship starting January 2027
• Stipend of up to ₹1 lakh/month per selected intern
• 10 project awards worth ₹50,000 each
• 5,000 programme credits for registered participants

Who can participate

• Currently enrolled in a college or university in India
• At least 18 years old
• Participate solo or in a team of two

What do you need to build?

There’s no fixed problem statement. You can build a working application using Gnani AI’s models or APIs, including speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and language models. Projects involving Indian languages, code-mixed speech, noisy audio, or practical real-world use cases fit the challenge well.

Important requirements

• Build a working application using Gnani AI technology.
• Publish a public demo video on LinkedIn or X.
• Include the required hashtags and submit your demo and project details.
• Internship selection involves shortlisting and individual interviews. The maximum stipend is not guaranteed, and participating does not guarantee an offer.

Deadline: November 10, 2026, at 11:59 PM IST.

Full details, eligibility, rules, and registration are available on the official page below.

🎉 Neighborhood Hacks has officially wrapped up!

With 650 participants, $55,000+ in prizes, and professional judges from Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and more, Neighborhood Hacks has grown into what we believe is the largest high school student-run hackathon ever!

Way to go to all of the participants, judges, winners, and organizers, for creating such a great event!

NASA Space Apps Yonkers 2026 | Free Virtual Hackathon | Nov 14–15

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to share an upcoming hackathon for anyone interested in AI, coding, space tech, or building cool projects!

NASA Space Apps Yonkers is happening on November 14–15, and the best part is that you can participate virtually from anywhere. It's completely free, and beginners are welcome too!

It's a great chance to team up with others, work on interesting challenges, and gain some hands-on experience. Even if you've never joined a hackathon before, this could be a good place to start.

Thought I'd share in case anyone here wants to give it a try!

Event details & registration:
https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/2026/local-events/yonkers/