
CHALLENGE

Timeline
The journey begins this spring. Prepare your materials and get ready to join a global community of students competing for a chance to lead in the new space economy.

Don’t miss your window to apply. Speak to your school's science coordinator to make sure your application is in by the June 11th deadline, in order to be considered for our 2026 cohort of space pioneers.

Schools and nominated students will review the Space Prize Space Education Curriculum. 80 -100 selected finalists will head to Space Camp this summer to develop the skills needed for a multi-planet future.

Phase I of the challenge features an elite, hands-on training experience delivered by STEMAIVERSE.
Day 1 - Mission Initiation
Team formation & astronaut roles
Create mission patches
Hands-on challenges
Introduction to coding & logbook setup
Day 2 - STEM + AI in Action
Introduction to Project-Based Learning (PBL)
Supply data to Mars using rocket data, and AI videos
Team rocket design and testing sessions
Daily vlog + astronaut logbook update
Day 3 - Final Challenge & Presentations
Capstone project assembly and testing
Showcase: rockets, and AI solutions
Final transmission vlog to Earth
Closing ceremony & awards

Phase II: After the Space Camp, 20 finalists will be invited to participate in the Video Challenge. The videos will be judged by experts who demonstrate that the space industry requires a diverse range of skillsets.

The four winners will receive prizes during the annual FII conference.

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