One week. The whole planet
looks up.
World Space Week is the largest space event on Earth: thousands of events in over 90 countries, declared by the United Nations, and open to everyone. This year's theme is the Rocket Revolution. Run an activity, anywhere, and add it to the official calendar.
World Space Week is coordinated by the World Space Week Association with the support of the United Nations, and it is open to everyone: you do not need Stardust, or any platform, to take part. Stardust's founder and CEO, Jason Michaud, is the World Space Week National Coordinator for Canada, appointed by the Association in August 2026, and Stardust is a participating organizer whose own activities are registered on the official global calendar. Members who take part get 90 days of Stardust Plus: claim it here.
Take part, anywhere
A talk, a rocket build, a stargazing night, a classroom challenge on the Rocket Revolution theme. Any school, club, library, museum or family can run one. Register it on the official calendar and it is part of the world record of the week.
Add your event to the calendar
Every World Space Week activity, in every country, goes on the official calendar at worldspaceweek.org. It takes a few minutes, it is free, and it needs no platform.
Register on worldspaceweek.org →Find events near you
Thousands of events in 90+ countries, searchable by country on the official calendar. In Canada, ask the National Coordinator for help finding or planning one.
See the global calendar →Host it online on Stardust, if you like
If your activity wants a free place to live online, Stardust gives it a live event page, materials and a stream, and your school a join code. Optional: the week is the same without it.
Host on Stardust →Theme 2026: Rocket Revolution
Reusable rockets, university teams, startups and new national space programs: access to space is transforming. Official theme resources and activity materials support your programming.
Explore the theme →Pair it with the Stardust Challenge
Your World Space Week activity can double as your team's entry work for the Stardust Challenge 2026, with awards presented in Japan. One build, two stages.
Meet the Challenge →Free for every organizer
Every World Space Week organizer and participant gets 90 days of Stardust Plus, and organizer teams get a free team dashboard: planning space, chat, event pages and mentors, before, during and after the week.
Claim your pass →The orbit
Meet other organizers, share activity ideas, find speakers for your event week.
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