National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Pays up to $5 million to teams that build and fly small CubeSats around the Moon and beyond.

Offers broad challenges for innovators, students, and small teams solving hard engineering problems.

Funds research capacity in underrepresented United States states and territories through university support.

Funds Minority serving institutions with research and education capacity building in the United States.

Funds high risk aerospace concept exploration in the United States through forward looking challenges.

Offers up to $500,000 across three phases for payloads a robotic arm can manipulate in orbit.

Offers annual United States research opportunities across multiple space and earth science domains.

Pays U.S. student teams $9,000 plus NASA internships for aviation innovation ideas.

Funds United States small businesses developing mission relevant space technologies with non dilutive contracts.

Funds United States small business and nonprofit collaboration for technology transfer into commercial ventures.

Helps NASA ROSES Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences for all organization types.

Funds United States small businesses converting space-relevant research concepts into practical mission applications.

Offers an early-stage startup pathway at NASA with coaching and community support for rapid commercialization.

Helps NASA and Phase III for companies that completed NASA and I and II.

Supports United States. minority-serving institutions and industry links through NASA research opportunities.

Funds United States small businesses working with nonprofit research institutions to move mission technologies toward deployment.

Funds Minority Serving Institutions and their nonprofit partners to build lasting STEM research capacity and closer ties to NASA.

Funds Earth-science research that ties agriculture, disaster response, water, wildfire, energy and infrastructure work to real decisions.

Funds atmosphere-focused research inside NASA's Earth Science division, gated by a notice of intent due before the full proposal.

Funds biosphere research submitted to NASA in two stages, with the second stage open only to teams whose first stage qualified.

Funds heliophysics research, though this round now accepts only teams already invited past a closed first-stage proposal.

Funds early science work preparing for NASA's proposed Habitable Worlds Observatory, gated by a mandatory notice of intent.

Funds Earth-science ideas NASA can fund at any time, with no fixed deadline for this year's version of the listing.

Funds the shared facilities and instruments planetary-science research depends on, reopened this year after a year off.

Funds fast-turnaround Earth-science research into sudden events, plus novel research NASA did not plan for elsewhere in its cycle.

Funds research on planets, moons and other solar-system bodies, accepted on a rolling basis with periodic cut-offs for review.

Funds space-technology research through topic-specific appendices issued under one umbrella notice, and requires a cost share to apply.

Funds up to two years developing the most promising early-stage space-mission concepts that already cleared NASA's Phase I study.

Funds United States small businesses demonstrating early mission relevant concepts under NASA development support.

Funds United States small businesses maturing mission technologies into deployment-ready space solutions.