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Space Explorer
Help Explore What Comes Next.
Join scientists, engineers, researchers, students, makers, educators and Space enthusiasts working together on real challenges.
TimTim.Live Space Explorer is a way to learn, follow projects, take part in challenges and contribute ideas to the long-term Space mission.
Discover the World. Share What You Find.
Explore music, culture, places, travel experiences and future exploration opportunities. Share discoveries with others and earn when eligible recommendations create qualifying value.
🔗 Your explorer link carries your discovery — and your credit — wherever it travels.
- Pick a place you want to explore.
- Add the music and culture worth seeing there.
- Add the experiences around it.
- Share the whole discovery.
- A friend books something eligible.
- You get credit, and your passport grows.
Explorers share a whole trip with the travel group they plan with — usually on Telegram or WhatsApp.
Not every recommendation pays cash. Eligible opportunities show the reward before you share.
Cash rewards are not switched on yet. When they are, eligible opportunities will show the reward before you share.
See How I Can Earn →One account can travel with you across TimTim.Live.
Why become a Space Explorer
Exploring space should be open to everyone — not only to a few.
Whether you are a student, a scientist, a maker or simply curious, there is a first step you can take today.
How it works — 3 simple steps
Learn
Understand the mission.
Participate
Follow or join a Space challenge.
Contribute
Contribute according to your interest, age, skills and permissions.
What you can do
- Learn about the mission, with family-friendly pathsAvailable now
- Explore real Space questions and challengesAvailable now
- Choose your interests: student, scientist, engineer, maker, educator, enthusiastAvailable now
- Submit ideas and contributions to projectsComing
Contribute & Be Credited
Space contributions are credited by name, not turned into points.
Choosing an interest such as Scientist or Engineer does not make it a verified title — TimTim.Live never awards professional titles.
Earn when eligible activity creates verified economic value. Nothing is guaranteed, and points are not money.
What your dashboard shows
Example dashboard · sample numbers, not yours
- Projects followed
- 4
- Challenges joined
- 2
- Contributions
- 1
- Learning completed
- 3
Explore your first challenge. Every explorer starts with one question.
Everything your dashboard tracks
- • Projects followed
- • Challenges joined and completed
- • Ideas submitted and contributions accepted
- • Learning completed
- • Events, teams and projects
Points, badges and titles
- ⭐ Contributions are credited by name on the work itself — not converted into points or titles
Points show your progress. They are not money.
Your first step
Follow or join your first Space challenge
Start with the questions scientists are working on now.
Become a Space Explorer →One account. Many possibilities.
Start with this one today, and add any of these later with the same TimTim.Live account — no new sign-up.
Questions
Do I need to be a scientist?
No. Students, makers, educators and the curious are all welcome.
Are there age rules?
Yes. Some activities are for adults only, and the page will say so.
What can an explorer recommend?
Places, cultural events, music and experiences anywhere in the world — and, for Space Explorers, the questions TimTim.Live is exploring beyond it.
Can I earn from cultural experiences?
Where an experience is an eligible partner and offers a reward, it shows that before you share. Many great places offer none, and are still worth sharing.
How do passport stamps work?
Each place you help people discover adds a stamp to your passport. Stamps are recognition, not money.
Are all travel recommendations paid?
No. Only eligible partner experiences can pay, and the reward is shown first.
Help Explore What Comes Next.
