Astro Pi Computer Runs Student Code On ISS
- Press Release - Source: ESA
- Posted March 7, 2016 4:16 PM
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Astro Pi
Mini-computer Astro Pi isset up aboard the International Space Station and is looking out the window.
What the mini-computer will run next is up to UK schoolchildren, 30 days left to get your code in space! astro-pi.org/coding-challenges/
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