Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own Raspberry Pi -Powered Telescope Lifehacker Australia Once you get all the parts 3D printed somewhere and find a PVC pipe, you just need to assemble everything, line up the mirrors, then install the Raspberry Pi and camera. By the end, you'll have a telescope that can easily take photos and upload them …
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Lifehacker Build Your Own Raspberry Pi -Powered Telescope Lifehacker Once you get all the parts 3D printed somewhere and find a PVC pipe, you just need to assemble everything, line up the mirrors, then install the Raspberry Pi and camera. By the end, you'll have a telescope that can easily take photos and upload them … and more »
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'Space' camera wins Raspberry Pi competition ElectronicsWeekly.com “Since I took the first image I've flown six Raspberry Pi missions, mostly using a webcam to take photos for transmission down to the ground, but more recently using the new Pi Camera. The images I can now capture are much better quality than before …
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Peter Onion, a volunteer at The National Museum of Computing hosted a Raspberry Jam at the museum on Sunday 19th August. Mark Wilson has written a blogpost here for you to read all about it.
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MiltonKeynes #RaspberryJam 19.08.12