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Cubes in Space

Run by Cubes in Space (idoodlelearning), with NASA

Who can apply: Students aged 11 to 18 not in college or university, with an adult educator (teacher, club leader, homeschool parent) who registers and delivers the program. Students outside the US fly on balloon missions only

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Varies
Free to register and apply; a US$75 flight fee if selected, plus shipping both ways for international teams
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Research and mentorship
DURATION
Design over the school year; launches in summer 2027
GRADES
Ages 11–18
LOCATION
Online program; experiments ship to Virginia to fly on NASA missions

Who can apply

Students aged 11 to 18 not in college or university, with an adult educator (teacher, club leader, homeschool parent) who registers and delivers the program. Students outside the US fly on balloon missions only

About this program

Students design an experiment small enough to fit in a 4 cm or 10 cm cube and propose it for flight. Selected experiments fly on a NASA sounding rocket or scientific balloon and come back for analysis. Registration for the 2027 missions opens November 9, 2026; students from outside the US can fly on the balloon missions.