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ALT Sharon Christa McAuliffe, the Teacher in Space participant from Concord, New Hampshire, prepares for a ride in the rear station of one of NASA's T-38 jet trainers at Ellington Field near Johnson Space Center. Date Created: October 3, 1985. Credit: NASA
ALT Dark blue space background with stars. NASA Space Apps logo in white top right. Bold, centered text reads "Learn, Launch, Lead" in white, yellow, and light blue font, with a yellow and gray rocket pointing upwards and a light blue glowing orbital path trailing behind the text. October 4-5, 2025 bottom left in white font with spaceappschallenge.org in white bottom right.
ALT A number of NASA projects use mobile phone apps to put satellite data into the palm of your hand, and allow intrepid citizen scientists to upload data. This image shows a person holding a cell phone - taking a photo of the gorgeous mountain landscape in the distance. Credits: NASA
ALT A photo of a barren mangrove stand, an example of Florida's ghost forests. Very few of the trees have leaves but there is some foliage in the foreground. The sky is bright blue.
ALT Aerial photograph of Florida mangroves. The plane wing is visible in the bottom right of the image. The mangrove trees are green and there are some areas where water is visible. The sky is blue and has puffy clouds.
ALT A sea of stars and galaxies sparkle against a black background. Several galaxies can be identified by their elongated shape and/or spiral arms. Some galaxies are seen edge-on while one prominent spiral galaxy at the bottom centre is seen face-on. At the far right, between the middle and top of the image, are some interacting galaxies. Galaxy clusters are also seen, in particular near bottom centre, where features smeared into arcs represent gravitational lensing. The brightest stars in the image have diffraction spikes.
ALT A graphic with a dark blue background and the NASA International Space Apps Challenge logo in the top left corner. A text heading says, "BECOME A LOCAL LEAD" and a subheading says, "Apply to host a Local Event during the NASA Space Apps Challenge on October 4-5, 2025." Four yellow markers below the text contain photos of groups of people. Text at the bottom of the graphic says, "Applications close June 1, 2025."
ALT A lunar sunrise, as seen by the Blue Ghost lander. The bright Sun, near dead center of the image, almost washes out the rest of the photo, but the gray, pitted landscape of the Moon can still be seen clearly in the bottom half of the image Credit: Firefly Aerospace
ALT NASA Space Apps Collective logo top center in white and red font, with a white circle outline, and a white astronaut helmet. Collective Genius Summit lower middle in large white font. March 6-7, 2025 at the bottom in dark blue font inside a white rectangle.
ALT A historic image showing Earth and the Moon together for the first time, captured by NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft in 1977. The bottom of the image features Earth, partially illuminated, with its blue oceans and white clouds visible against the blackness of space. Above and to the left, the Moon appears as a smaller, dimmer crescent, emphasizing the vast distance between the two celestial bodies. This photograph, taken just 13 days after Voyager 1’s launch, offers a profound perspective of our planet and its natural satellite, floating together in the cosmic void.
ALT NASA Space Apps logo top center on a dark background with stars. Global Winners Announcement centered in large yellow font. Three circular images of Dr. Mamta Patel Nagaraja, Ashlynn Wells, and Parker Miles in the center with a light blue outline and their names below each in white font. Description just below in white font. Date and time near the bottom in blue font inside a yellow rectangle. Social media icons in yellow with handles spelled out in white font at the very bottom.
ALT NASA Space Apps logo top center on a dark blue background. What's Next? just below in large yellow lettering. Global Nominees, October 29, 2024, Global Finalists and Honorable Mentions, November 19, 2024, Global Winners Announcement, January 16, 2025, and Winners Celebration, Date Coming Soon! listed below in white and yellow font, with Space Apps icons next to each, and a green check mark next to Global Nominees.