DreamKit

Your portal to space

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At DreamUp, our mission is to realize an educational community where space-based research and space-based projects will be available to all students, from primary to post-doctorate, to the International Space Station and beyond.

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FAQ

DreamUp is an educational company dedicated to providing in-space opportunities to non-professionals who’ve never had access to space before – students, teachers and those using crowd-sourcing to fund space projects. We believe that innovation and technological advancement can stem from any small team that is big on ideas but lacks access to space transport and aim to bring the magic of space into the classroom. DreamUp is a subsidiary company of XO Markets, the holding company for Nanoracks, LLC, the market leader for access to low-Earth orbit.

DreamUp provides opportunities for students and teachers to gain unparalleled real-world STEM experience to engage today’s dreamers and prepare tomorrow’s problem solvers. Global change requires new skill sets that can be learned by participating in engaging science and tech-focused learning experiences. We believe outer space, with its limitless possibilities, has the ability to captivate students like few other subjects. Read more about DreamUp’s impact here.

No, DreamUp is a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC). PBCs represent a type of company that incorporates specific goals to provide benefits to the public in its otherwise for-profit mission and functions. Our mission is to provide space-based educational opportunities to all students, in order to enable and inspire the next generation of innovators and explorers.

We welcome innovators of all ages! We’ve flown a number of experiments put together by elementary school students from 2nd grade onwards.

Testimonials

KOBI HUDSON

Working on the AGAR DreamUp project has been a game changer for me. It opened my eyes to what I really love to do as well as advance my education in so many ways… This project has helped me in so many ways. I owe a lot to this project.

JP

Space inspires us to explore. I think we live in a day and age where most people are content with what they have on Earth — but we were founded on exploration. For us to reignite that passion of exploration in another worldly setting is kind of awesome…and very important.

JOE TIBERI

I witnessed my project launch, and then recovered the results in what was easily the most educational process I had ever been a part of. I learned more during my ISS research experiment than I did doing anything else in high school. Every STEM student would be better off if they had the opportunity, as I had, to work along professional companies.