In case you're not aware, we're running a contest to send one lucky hacker into space. We're already giving out $50k in prizes to entice the most worthy hackers to submit their project to the The Hackaday Prize. Now it's time for community voting, and that means trotting out Astronaut Or Astronot, where you decide the best project for this week's theme. Projects voted into the top ten for each theme will receive Hackaday Prize t-shirts.

But there's something in it for you too. Everyone who votes in the community voting rounds will be eligible to win a $1000 gift card to The Hackaday Store.

MOST LIKELY TO BE WIDELY USED

This week's round of community voting will decide which project entered into the Hackaday Prize will be the most likely to be widely used. Everyone on http://Hackaday.io gets 50 votes to pick the project that will be the most popular, most game changing, and most useful. Head on over to the voting page and spend those votes wisely.

Submit Your Entry For Community Feedback

We'll be doing a new round of community voting as often as every seven days. Everyone registered on http://Hackaday.io gets 50 votes for each round of voting, and every Friday (around 20:00 UTC), we'll randomly select one person registered on http://Hackaday.io. If that person has voted, they get a $1000 gift card for The Hackaday Store. If they haven't vote — nothing.

So what do you need to get in on this action? Vote, obviously. We'll be tracking which projects make it to the top of the list, and next week we'll do it all over again. Enter your project now because we're giving away a trip to space and hundreds of other prizes.