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The 2022 NASA Pi Day Challenge Arrives on March 10 🥧 

EDUCATION UPDATES | FEBRUARY 2022 Don't miss the chance to use pi like a NASA rocket scientist The 2022 NASA Pi Day Challenge arrives on March 10 with four new illustrated math problems that get students using pi like NASA scientists and engineers exploring Earth, the Moon, Mars, and planets beyond our solar system. The ninth installment of the annual challenge will be released in tandem with a Teachable Moments article on the science behind the problem set, free downloads, and more. Looking for more ways to celebrate Pi Day on March 14? Look no further than right here. The JPL Education Office has a number of resources designed to get students and learners of all ages excited about and engaged in the mathematical constant that helps NASA explore Earth and space every day. Explore Pi Day Resources MORE UPCOMING EVENTS Internships Application Deadline: Thursday, March 31, 2022 Apply Now for JPL Summer Internships Learn more Public Event Friday, April 22 Celebrate Earth Day With Education Resources from NASA Learn more WATCH & LEARN Expert Talk Celebrating a Year of Exploration with NASA's Mars Rover Related Education Resources NEW & NOTABLE ON JPL EDU Articles Edu News 18 Ways NASA Uses Pi Read more Edu News How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Really Need? Read more Career Guidance How to Get an Internship at JPL Read more Educator Guides Lesson Collection Pi Day Challenge Lessons Explore More Collection | Grades K-12 Mission to Mars Student Challenge Get Started Student Activities Slideshow NASA Pi Day Challenge A brand new problem set arrives on March 10! Explore More ACROSS THE NASA-VERSE NASA STEM Engagement Kibo Robotic Programming Challenge NASA Radioisotope Power Systems Writing Challenge: Power to Explore NASA Climate Kids A Guide to Climate Change for Kids FOLLOW JPL EDUCATION ON:

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