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NASA has opened a $1 million Moon Base Student Challenge for US high school and college teams

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NASA has announced an exciting initiative called the $1 million Moon Base Student Challenge, aimed at inspiring students to innovate solutions for lunar habitation. Teams from…

NASA has now invited students from across America to help tackle problems around a long-term lunar base through its $1 million Moon Base Student Challenge. It was announced on November 8, 2026. The competition invites students from eligible US high schools and post-secondary institutions to develop innovative ideas for a future lunar base. This base shall provide astronauts a place where they could live, work and explore for extended periods. Registration is open until January 25, 2027, giving aspiring engineers, designers and problem-solvers a chance to contribute ideas to NASA's next chapter in space exploration.The announcement is more than an invitation to build impressive models.

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