NASA Space Apps
Challenge Resource Hub
The most comprehensive collection of NASA Space Apps Challenge data — 10 years of global winners, pattern analysis, and a complete 2026 team preparation guide. Built for teams who want to win. 🇧🇩
Everything You Need to Compete & Win
Three comprehensive resources covering historical data, strategic analysis, and actionable preparation guides.
10-Year Winners Database
Complete database of 87 global winners from 2016–2025 with filtering by year, category, and country. Includes Bangladesh's 5 proud achievements.
Winner Pattern Analysis
Interactive charts showing domain trends, technology stack usage, award category ratings, and year-by-year project pattern evolution.
2026 CSE Team Guide
Top 3 challenge recommendations, 48-hour hackathon roadmap, tech stack guide, NASA API resources, and winning strategies for CSE students.
10-Year Winners Database
Every global award winner from 2016 to 2025 — searchable and filterable by year, award category, and country. Includes Bangladesh's four global champions: Olik (2018), Mohakash (2021), Team Diamonds (2022), and TeamVoyagers (2023).
Winner Pattern Analysis Dashboard
Data-driven insights from 10 years of winners — domain distributions, technology trends, CSE win probability ratings, and yearly pattern evolution.
2026 CSE Team Guide
Complete preparation roadmap for CSE students — challenge recommendations, 48-hour hackathon timeline, tech stack guide, NASA APIs, and proven winning strategies.
Bangladesh's Global Winners & Achievements
Bangladesh has produced 4 global champions and 1 finalist honorable mention — proof that our teams can compete and win on the world stage.
Team Olik — Best Use of Data (Global Champion)
Students from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology won the global "Best Use of Data" award for "Virtual Space Exploration," a lunar VR moon-landing simulator — marking Bangladesh's historic first-ever global championship.
Team BUET Zenith — Global Finalist (Honorable Mention)
"Satellight" (Orbital Sky challenge) — a first-person Earth view streamed from satellites, a VR satellite-finder app, and an Arduino device that physically points to a satellite's live position in the sky.
Team Mohakash — Best Mission Concept (Global Champion)
Won the global "Best Mission Concept" award for an interactive 3D lunar regolith-collection scoop — the start of Bangladesh's three-year championship streak.
Team Diamonds — Most Inspirational
"Diamond in the Sky" — won the global "Most Inspirational" award. An inspiring celestial pattern-matching game that won the hearts of global judges.
TeamVoyagers — Best Storytelling (Global Champion)
"Aqua Explorer" — won the global "Best Storytelling" award with an interactive game teaching the global hydrological cycle, completing Bangladesh's historic hat-trick of consecutive world championships.
Essential Links & Resources
Quick access to all the NASA data sources, registration portals, and community resources you'll need.
Space Apps Official
Official NASA Space Apps Challenge website — register your team, explore challenges, and submit your project.
Visit Website →NASA Earthdata
Free satellite data access — create an account to download Earth observation datasets for your project.
Access Data →NASA POWER API
Weather and climate data API — get temperature, precipitation, and solar data for any location on Earth.
Explore API →NASA Worldview
Interactive satellite imagery browser — explore real-time and historical Earth imagery layers.
View Imagery →NASA GPM (Precipitation)
Global Precipitation Measurement data — essential for flood prediction and water resource projects.
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