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The Exeter UK host location for the NASA International SpaceApps Challenge, supported by TechExeter CIC
Met Office Exeter
Joined February 2013
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Thank you so much to our sponsors JCEEI @MetOffice_Sci @UniOfExeter, @TechExeter and @SpaceCornwall , our team of volunteers, and our judging panel! #SpaceApps
🚀 Congratulations to our 1st place local winners Solar Sounds for their awesome work on Sonication of NASA data #hackathon #SpaceApps #HearItToBelieveIt
We're so happy to be able to provide childcare services for our 🚀#SpaceApps hackathon participants this weekend! #inclusion #diversity
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
🚨 Have you registered for the 2023 NASA #SpaceApps Challenge @MetOffice HQ in Exeter?
It’s free to attend & you could be part of the world’s largest hackathon.
Watch & sign-up now ⤵️
spaceappschallenge.org/2023/…
youtube.com/watch?v=Ju_Qk5I1…
@SpaceApps @spaceappsexeter @spacegovuk
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
Have you signed-up for the 2023 NASA #SpaceApps Challenge in Exeter? 🛰️
The free event will take place at @metoffice HQ and is part of the largest global hackathon.
Watch & register ⤵️
spaceappschallenge.org/2023/…
youtube.com/watch?v=Ju_Qk5I1…
@SpaceApps @spaceappsexeter @spacegovuk
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
We’re excited to be hosting the 2023 NASA #SpaceApps Challenge.
Participants will come to our HQ, which is home of our Space Weather Operations Centre, and become part of the world’s largest hackathon.
Find out more here: blog.metoffice.gov.uk/2023/0…
@SpaceApps @spaceappsexeter
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
Registrations are open for the 2023 NASA #SpaceApps Exeter challenge which we'll be hosting @metoffice HQ.
It’s part of a big hackathon in which participants around the world solve challenges we face on earth & in space.
Find out more & register ⤵️
@SpaceApps @SpaceAppsExeter
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
Any recommendations for tech conferences in the South West (inc Bristol)? Any upcoming in particular? I know I just missed @TechExeter 😔 /cc @Plymouth_Web
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
The 2022 @NASA Space Apps Global Nominees are here!🏆
Congrats to the 420 Global Nominees selected from #SpaceApps local events & the Universal Event. Next up, Global Judging! Thank you to everyone who submitted a project! Check out the Global Nominees: bit.ly/3gkBuKS
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
We won the regional #SpaceApps last weekend with our pitch for a game to teach kids about #jameswebbspacetelescope. Alongside a full design doc, we managed to put together a small demo in #unity3d for it, check it out here youtu.be/yJm6F8kuTcs #madewithunity #indiedev – at Exeter, England
We'd like to announce our 🏆 Global Nominee and 1st Place local winners "INTO THE VOID" - congratulations! The #SpaceApps GO Team will officially announce all Global Nominations on Oct 20th, so look out for that!
We'd like to announce our 🏆 Global Nominee and 1st Place local winners "INTO THE VOID" - congratulations! The #SpaceApps GO Team will officially announce all Global Nominations on Oct 20th, so look out for that!
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
We did it! You did it! Thank you to our incredible #SpaceApps community and participants for making our 11th year so special. @NASA Space Apps 2022 had 31,400+ registered participants from 162 countries and territories, tackling 22 challenges! 🌎
And our local runners up "By Jove" who worked on the Visualizing the Jovian System Like Never Before #SpaceApps challenge
Our first place local winners 🎉 "Into The Void" who worked on the Learning through the looking glass #SpaceApps challenge
Amazing effort from all the teams here at Exeter, thank you for making this year's #SpaceApps so much fun!!
Presentation time and local judging in progress #SpaceApps
Space Apps Exeter retweeted
#spaceappsexeter a game to teach primary age children about the instruments on the James Webb Telescope