Become a real Citizen Scientist. Analyze authentic astronomical images, search for undiscovered asteroids, and contribute to NASA's Near-Earth Object program β all while learning real research methodology.
Run in collaboration with the International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC) β a NASA citizen science initiative β this program gives students hands-on access to real astronomical image data. Participants learn to compare deep-space images, spot moving objects, and report genuine asteroid candidates that feed into NASA's Near-Earth Object (NEO) Program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
School students, college students, teachers and astronomy enthusiasts with a genuine curiosity for space science.
Work with real NASA-affiliated image data and contribute to genuine, ongoing scientific research.
Training designed around the methods used by professional asteroid-hunting survey programs.
Learn professional image-comparison techniques to identify possible moving objects in the sky.
Understand how astronomers report candidates, validate findings, and document discoveries.
Receive an official Program Completion Certificate recognising your participation as a citizen scientist.
NASA, Johnson Space Centre, USA
Students Trained
Citizen Scientists
Preliminary Asteroids Discovered
Students who successfully complete the program will receive an official Program Completion Certificate, recognised by Smartcircuits Innovation, IASC and NASA.
One-time payment Β· full program access
After payment, your training portal unlocks automatically below β
Complete your βΉ1000 payment above to unlock the Instruction Video, Software Download, Practice Image and full program instructions.
Monday to Saturday Β· 10 AM β 6 PM