Liz: Before we get down to business, we’ve a notice to share.
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Astro Pi: Mission Update 9 – Science Results
Liz: Before we get down to business, we’ve a notice to share.
Read the rest here:
Astro Pi: Mission Update 9 – Science Results
Right now, two Raspberry Pi computers are orbiting Earth on board the International Space Station.
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Astro Pi: the animated adventures of Izzy and Ed
Back in early February we announced a new opportunity for young programmers to send their code up the International Space Station to be used by British ESA Astronaut Tim Peake. Two challenges were on offer.
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Astro Pi: Coding Challenges Results!
Just over a week ago now we closed the Secondary School phase of the Astro Pi competition after a one week extension to the deadline.
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Astro Pi: Mission Update 4
Stop! Before you read anything please watch NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman giving us a quick fly-through of the ISS. In the video you see various computers and screens on the walls and it’s crazy to think that two Raspberry Pis will soon be there alongside them
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Astro Pi: Flight Hardware Tech Specs
Stop! Before you read anything please watch NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman giving us a quick fly-through of the ISS. In the video you see various computers and screens on the walls and it’s crazy to think that two Raspberry Pis will soon be there alongside them.
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Astro Pi: Flight Hardware Tech Specs
I’m sure a few of you are wondering why we’re not screaming about this from the rooftops, right? Okay: stand back, here we go. To quote the Portal space core: “ SPAAAAAAAAAAACE!!!!! ” Back in March 2014 Eben sent a casual email around the office asking if anyone wanted to join him at a meeting between the Surrey Space Centre , Airbus Defence and Space and Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL).
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Astro Pi: Mission Update 1