The team from Kyiv won People’s Choice with the MarsHopper project and Canadian Ukrainian Tanya Oleksiuk from Toronto and her team of the Kid on the Moon won the Global Award as the Most Inspirational project at NASA Space Apps ...

The Ukrainian MarsHopper aircraft project developed by a team from Kyiv tops the People’s Choice list of finalists of the of NASA’s SpaceApps Challenge 2016, one of the world’s largest international annual hackathons.  The voting will close at 05:00 (UTC+4) ...

Ukrainian IT students of the Zhytomyr military institute named after spacecraft engineer Serhiy Korolyov won NASA’s global competition Space Apps Challenge 2016, Joinfo.ua reports with reference to rbc.ua. The DronProtect project was presented at the NASA’s competition, conducted on the ...

After reporting on Canada’s special hackathon for children in Toronto, we received great feedback on projects elsewhere done for children and by children. Congrats to Canadian Ukrainian Tanya Oleksiuk and her team with their winning Kid on the Moon project and ...

Space Apps Challenge is a global NASA’s hackathon known for its front-edge solutions to space challenges and environmental problems. Despite being a forum for top IT geeks and other hi-tech folks, Space Apps Challenge presents great educational opportunities as well. This ...

23-24 April 2016 the annual global NASA’s Space Apps Challenge was conducted in Ukraine for the first time. More than a hundred creative people from the capital and many cities gathered in Kyiv to solve the problems of the National Aerospace ...