NASA TechRise Student Challenge 2026–2027赛季开放，11月2日截止提交
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主办方官方入口参赛资格与报名路径
赛季：2026–2027 · 赛区：nationwide; U.S. states and territories · 类别：学生科学与技术实验方案竞赛
官方状态：官方公告开放报名
NOW ACCEPTING PROPOSALS This nationwide contest invites students in sixth through 12th grades attending U.S. public, private, or charter schools — including those in U.S. territories — to team up with their schoolmates to design an experiment under the guidance of an educator. Teams submit ideas for experiments to fly on a NASA-sponsored suborbital commercial flight test. Competition winners receive $1,500 and virtual mentorship to build their payloads. No experience is necessary to join the NASA TechRise Challenge. Register for the challenge by Nov. 2, 2026 about NASA TechRise Student Challenge challenge status 2026–2027 challenge open
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官方报名说明This nationwide contest invites students in sixth through 12th grades attending U.S. public, private, or charter schools — including those in U.S. territories — to team up with their schoolmates to design an experiment under the guidance of an educator. Teams submit ideas for experiments to fly on a NASA-sponsored suborbital commercial flight test. Competition winners receive $1,500 and virtual mentorship to build their payloads. No experience is necessary to join the NASA TechRise Challenge.
This nationwide contest invites students in sixth through 12th grades attending U.S. public, private, or charter schools — including those in U.S. territories — to team up with their schoolmates to design an experiment under the guidance of an educator. Teams submit ideas for experiments to fly on a NASA-sponsored suborbital commercial flight test. Competition winners receive $1,500 and virtual mentorship to build their payloads. No experience is necessary to join the NASA TechRise Challenge.
This nationwide contest invites students in sixth through 12th grades attending U.S. public, private, or charter schools — including those in U.S. territories — to team up with their schoolmates to design an experiment under the guidance of an educator. Teams submit ideas for experiments to fly on a NASA-sponsored suborbital commercial flight test. Competition winners receive $1,500 and virtual mentorship to build their payloads. No experience is necessary to join the NASA TechRise Challenge.
作品与材料
design guidelines and proposal template
组织与导师要求
Students team up with their schoolmates.
Experiment design is under the guidance of an educator.
原创与事前审批
尚未明确
AI使用规则
尚未明确
申请材料相关性
Students gain real-world experience with experiment design and proposal processes followed by professional researchers.
费用与关键日期
费用尚未明确。
方案提交截止
官方表达：Submit by Nov. 2, 2026.
年度：2026 · 轮次：未明确 · 来源时区：未明确
原文明确了日历日期，精确时刻尚未明确。