Tag: astro pi

• Amazing science from the winners of Astro Pi Mission Space Lab 2020/21

  Young space explorers use coding for science experiments

  Claire Given - 16th Jul 2021
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• Nearly 15,000 young people ran their code on the ISS for Astro Pi 2020/21!

  Despite the year's challenges, young people love coding for Astro Pi

  Claire Given - 2nd Jun 2021
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• How young people can run their computer programs in space with Astro Pi

  Help young people take this amazing opportunity!

  Claire Given - 14th Sep 2020
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• Amazing science from the winners of Astro Pi Mission Space Lab 2019–20

  Truly impressive science experiments by young people

  Claire Given - 30th Jul 2020
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• 6559 programs from young people have run on the ISS for Astro Pi 2019/20!

  Record numbers of young people have had their programs run aboard the ISS

  Claire Given - 2nd Jun 2020
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• Tim Peake and Astro Pi winners meet at Rooke Award ceremony

  Tim Peake is a national treasure

  Olympia Brown - 16th Oct 2019
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• How you, an adult, can take part in the European Astro Pi Challenge

  JUST DO IT

  Alex Bate - 13th Sep 2019
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• Run your code aboard the International Space Station with Astro Pi

  The closest us adults can still get to being space scientists

  Alex Bate - 12th Sep 2019
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• European Astro Pi Challenge: Mission Space Lab winners 2018–2019!

  Phenomenal cosmic experiments...in an itty bitty living space

  Olympia Brown - 19th Jun 2019
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• Raspberry Pi captures a Soyuz in space!

  Soyuz!

  Alex Bate - 13th May 2019
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• 135 teams will run their experiments on the ISS for Astro Pi Mission Space Lab 2018-19

  Bring on Phase 3

  Erin Brindley - 4th Apr 2019
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• Jenni Sidey inspires young women in science with Astro Pi

  Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science!

  Erin Brindley - 11th Feb 2019
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