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Design a space settlement, take on a regional challenge and aim for the global final.
Step into an industry simulation: form a student company and answer a Request for Proposal (RFP) to design a future space settlement.
Work through a demanding brief with the pressures and trade-offs a real design team would face. Use AI, digital design and simulations to test ideas, then defend your team's decisions when judges ask the tough questions.
Organise your student company, answer the RFP, design a settlement and defend your thinking before judges.
Selected teams progress to Frontier Challenge 2127: Global Space Design Challenge. The final stage takes place in July 2027 at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
Regional teams take on the same big question: how could people live beyond Earth?
A demanding brief, company roles and a proposal that must stand up to questions.
Your company receives a Request for Proposal. Work out what the settlement needs: safe living spaces, food, water, energy and a feasible budget.
Research options, use AI and digital simulations to test them, and bring engineering, environmental design and business decisions into one proposal.
Present your design to judges, explain the evidence and trade-offs, and answer questions about how it would work.
A strong company needs more than one kind of thinker. You might design a habitat, solve a resource problem, lead the team or make the numbers work.
Bring a team and make your mark. Tell us you are interested in Frontier Challenge 2127.
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