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NASA ORBIT (Opportunities in Research, Business, Innovation, and Technology for the Workforce) – Florida Space Grant Consortium NASA ORBIT (Opportunities in Research, Business, Innovation, and Technology for the Workforce) NASA ORBIT (Opportunities in Research, Business, Innovation, and Technology for the Workforce)—a brand new national challenge inviting university and community college students to solve tomorrow’s challenges in space and on Earth.
How does the challenge work? NASA ORBIT offers two innovation tracks: ORBIT Earth: Transform NASA patents into commercial products that solve terrestrial problems ORBIT Space: Design next-generation systems for NASA’s Moon to Mars missions Students can participate in one or both tracks, with an optional Integration Bonus for bridging both challenges. What’s in it for participants?
$380,000 in total award funding Mentorship from NASA experts An in-person showcase event Exclusive accelerator program for finalists For faculty advisors, NASA ORBIT can be integrated into curriculum as a capstone project, extra credit, research credit, an extracurricular activity, or to promote interdisciplinary collaboration for courses with a variety of majors.
There will be a free Open Information Webinar on Tuesday, January 20th and Monday, February 2nd for anyone who wants to learn more about participating: https://nasaorbit. org/all-events/ Registration is open until Feb. 9, 2026 Learn more at: https://nasaorbit.
org/ Thursday January 29, 2026 Earth Cup Race-1 Challenge Thursday January 29, 2026 NASA ORBIT (Opportunities in Research, Business, Innovation, and Technology for the Workforce) Thursday January 29, 2026 University Nanosatellite Program Mission Concept 2026 Summer Series Wednesday January 29, 2025 Space Technology Payload Challenge: A NASA STMD TechLeap Prize Thursday January 23, 2025 Europa Clipper ICONS Internship Please read the Submission Requirements before applying.
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