Artemis ROADS Hub Event
Date: May 20, 2025
Audience: Registered Teams & Schools
Location: Montana State University
About
The ROADS (Rovers Observation and Discoveries in Space) program offers students hands-on experiences exploring STEM concepts based on real-life NASA missions. Teams who complete the challenges and submit their results are entered into a drawing to win a trip to Kennedy Space Center. In May of 2024, three Montana Teams won the trip.
Northwest Earth & Space Science Pathways (NESSP), based at Central Washington University, developed the program with a NASA grant.
Montana Hub Event
MSU Academic Technology and Outreach is hosting a ROADS (Rovers, Observation, and Drone Survey) Hub event on May 20, 2025. Teams from around Montana will converge at Montana State University to share their ROADS projects.
ROADS 2024-2025
NASA’s Artemis missions are the basis for this year’s ROADS program. At the Hub event, teams will demonstrate their solutions to several mission objectives including the following.
- Building and launching water rockets.
- Presenting their Moon base habitat design they created during the past academic year.
- Building and programming robots to navigate the Moon.
Registration
The Artemis ROADS Challenge is an excellent team activity suitable for in-class group projects, school robotics, programming, or other club activities, as well as Scout troops and other community organizations. Registration closes January 25, 2025. Registratrion is through the Northwest Earth & Space Science Pathways website.
For More Information
For more information about the ROADS challenge or if you are interested in signing up for future ROADS challenges, see the Northwest Earth & Space Science Pathways website.
Montana Hub Event Contact
Rhiannon Fleming
rhiannonfleming@montana.edu