Meet Ed and Izzy, the two Astro Pi flight units on the ISS right now. Ed is running experiments by school students, and your code could run in space too!
be strange, unexplained things, or just the normal day-to-day activities of the astronauts
The end of the academic year is here, and we are marking the occasion by celebrating teachers from all over the world. What has been your computing highlight of the year?
Astro Pi, my students loved that they could send their coded message to the ISS astronauts
As part of our learning programme Experience AI, we created explanations of 32 key AI terms for ages 11–14. Here’s how we did this work.
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We’ve been working with the British Embassy in Tallinn over the last few months on a project to distribute Raspberry Pis to schools across Estonia
running is the MCP (Master Control Program) created by Dave Honess as a way for the astronauts
Tonight, two specially augmented Raspberry Pi computers, called Astro Pis, will launch into SPAAAAACE! The Astro Pis will be running experimental Python programs written by school-age students, where the results will be downloaded back to Earth and made available online for all to see. When: 22:55:41 GMT (first launch window opens) Where: Cape Canaveral, Florida,…
that we’re relying on thugs operating 40-plus year-old rocket components to get astronauts
