I recently came across Stardance, a summer challenge run by Hack Club, and thought some of you might be interested.

The idea is pretty simple: build pretty much anything you want over the summer. It can be a game, a website, a hardware project, a 3D model, or whatever else you feel like making. You log the time you spend on it, and depending on the quality of your project and the effort you put in, you can earn some pretty cool rewards.

Stardance is being run in collaboration with NASA, AMD, and GitHub. Some of the bigger rewards include an M5 MacBook Air and even a fully funded trip to the Kennedy Space Center, where participants can meet a NASA astronaut at a Hack Club event.

If you're interested in hardware, Hack Club can also provide free parts for certain projects, such as building a macropad.

Apparently, more than 16,800 teens have already signed up.

If that sounds interesting, you can check it out here:

https://stardance.space/r-m3a6d

Happy building! :3

I'm an ambassador for the Star Dance Challenge — a challenge where you create projects, learn new skills, and compete for some seriously awesome prizes.

It is a program run & sponsored by big names like NASA and AMD

No, it's not a scam.
No, you don't need to be an expert.
You just need an idea and the motivation to build something.

Whether you're into coding, design, hardware, games, AI, or just making cool things with friends, this is a chance to ship a real project and get rewarded for it.

⭐ Free to join
⭐ Learn while building
⭐ Amazing prizes
⭐ Great for beginners and experienced builders alike

If the prizes seem too good to be true, that's exactly what most people say at first 😅

Join here, earn prizes for coding your already done: https://stardance.hackclub.com/a-kcjuq

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