跟进：NASA开启100万美元月球基地学生挑战赛 邀美国学生团队为月球南极基地出设计

美国国家航空航天局（NASA）11月8日周日宣布，100万美元月球基地学生挑战赛（Moon Base Student Challenge）正式开放报名。宣布地点是佛罗里达州 Kennedy 航天中心游客综合体的 MAX POWER 活动现场。挑战赛邀请全美高中与大专院校的学生团队组队参赛，为 NASA 正在月球南极地区建设的月球基地提出设计方案，报名通过 NASA STEM Gateway 提交，截止日期为2027年1月25日。

NASA 局长 Jared Isaacman 说：「我们要找的，是愿意创造性思考、团队协作、解决与 NASA 月球未来真问题相连的学生。你不必等到毕业才能作贡献。好奇心、创造力，还有啃下没有现成答案的难题的意愿，正是我们建设接下来这一切所需要的品质。」

参赛团队要在六个类别里做创新设计：发电与储能、建造、生命保障系统、月面移动、通信网络与宇航员安全。NASA 月球基地项目经理 Carlos García-Galán 说，建设月球基地的基础阶段需要汇集各方巧思，学生带来的正是大胆的新想法；他说：「月球基地最终是属于他们的，属于将生活在一个人类长期驻留月球的世界里的人。」

NASA 总部 STEM 参与办公室副局长 Elaine Ho 说，学生是下一代探索者与创新者，他们独到的视角是设想地球之外未来的关键。挑战赛为多阶段赛制，交付成果参照行业实务，包括权衡研究、概念提案与利益相关方简报，让来自技术、职业与各类学术方向的参赛者无需事先具备专门工程经验，也能练到与职业相关的技能。

这项挑战赛由 NASA STEM 参与办公室与月球基地项目联合设计，由竞赛科学研究所（Institute of Competition Sciences）按 NASA 协同创新卓越中心（隶属该局研究与技术任务理事会）的合同负责运营。完整参赛细则、资格与规则见挑战赛官网 moonbasechallenge.org。NASA 正在月球南极地区建设供宇航员生活、工作与探索的月球基地，人类在月球的长期驻留将为未来的载人火星任务铺路。（来源：美国国家航空航天局 NASA）

Follow-Up: NASA Opens $1 Million Moon Base Student Challenge, Inviting U.S. Student Teams to Design for the Lunar South Pole Base

On Sunday, November 8, NASA announced the opening of its $1 million Moon Base Student Challenge during a MAX POWER event at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida. The competition invites student teams at U.S. high schools and post-secondary schools to contribute designs for the Moon Base NASA is building at the lunar South Pole region. Participants register through the NASA STEM Gateway, with registration open until January 25, 2027.

"We're looking for students ready to think creatively, work as a team, and take on real problems connected to NASA's future on the Moon," said NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman. "You do not have to wait until graduation to contribute. Curiosity, creativity, and the willingness to tackle hard problems without obvious answers are exactly the qualities we need as we build what comes next."

Student teams will design innovative solutions across six categories: power generation and storage, construction, life-support systems, surface mobility, communications networks, and astronaut safety. "As we build and design the foundations of Moon Base, we want to leverage all the ingenuity and innovation to think of every consideration our explorers might need to live and work there," said Carlos García-Galán, manager of the Moon Base Program. "Students bring exactly the bold ideas that we're looking for. Ultimately, Moon Base is for them, people who will experience a world where humans are on the Moon to stay."

"Students are the next generation of explorers and innovators. Their unique perspectives are key to helping us envision a future away from Earth," said Elaine Ho, associate administrator for the Office of STEM Engagement at NASA Headquarters. The multiphase challenge's deliverables reflect industry skills, such as trade studies, concept proposals, and stakeholder briefings, allowing participants across technical, vocational, and various academic tracks to build career-relevant skills without requiring prior specialized engineering experience.

The Office of STEM Engagement designed the challenge in collaboration with the Moon Base Program. The Institute of Competition Sciences administers the challenge through a contract with the NASA Center of Excellence for Collaborative Innovation within the agency's Research and Technology Mission Directorate. Complete competition details, eligibility requirements, and official rules are at moonbasechallenge.org. NASA is building a Moon Base where astronauts will live, work, and explore at the lunar South Pole region, and a permanent human presence on the Moon paves the way for future crewed missions to Mars. (Source: NASA)

来源：美国国家航空航天局

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图片来源：图：NASA工程师在Kennedy航天中心向参访的STEM学生讲解航天部件（资料图，2025年）。美国国家航空航天局 NASA 官方照片，公共领域。 / Photo: A NASA engineer explains a spacecraft component to STEM students visiting Kennedy Space Center (file photo, 2025). Official NASA photograph, public domain.

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