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NSS Gerard K. O'Neill Space Settlement Contest

Run by National Space Society

Who can apply Students up to Grade 12 from any country, as individuals, small teams of 2–5 or large teams of 6–12, each judged separately

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Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Official site https://nss.org/contests/

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Format
Competitions and challenges
Duration
Design project submitted once a year
Grades
Up to Grade 12 (ages 11–18)
Location
Online (open to students anywhere)

About this program

Design a free-orbiting space settlement anywhere in the solar system, from structure to how people live there. More than 29,000 students from 31 countries entered in 2026. Top entrants can present at the International Space Development Conference (May 27–30, 2027).

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