When somebody tackles an engineering problem, there are two possible paths: they can throw together a quick and dirty fix that fits their needs (the classic “hack”, as it were), or they can go the ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released more details about the latest generation of Raspberry Pi powered Astro Pi computers which are now on the International Space Station (ISS) ready to accept ...

The Astro Pi 2024 Challenge, a collaborative initiative by the European Space Agency (ESA) and Raspberry Pi Foundation, has successfully engaged thousands of young people across Europe in coding ...

Back in 2015, European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Tim Peake brought a pair of specially equipped Raspberry Pi computers, nicknamed Izzy and Ed, onto the International Space Station and invited ...

Need a single-board computer for a project? Here's a selection of must-have devices. Read now ISS operates in low Earth orbit and is supported by NASA and space agencies from Russia, Japan, Europe and ...

Along with all the dangerous spacewalks and living with the dangers of orbiting the Earth in microgravity, astronauts on the International Space Station also have a ton of fun conducting various ...

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Two new, upgraded, Astro Pi units were launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on December 21st, 2021 and arrived the following day at the International Space Station, ready to perform experiments coded ...

UK school pupils are being challenged to write Rapberry Pi apps or experiments to run in space, using an Astro Pi board loaded with sensors and gadgets. When British astronaut Tim Peake heads off to ...

ESA and its partners are happy to announce that 45 teams will soon have the unique opportunity to have their own experiments running in space after winning the first European Astro Pi Challenge. ESA ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has experienced a lot of highs recently, including a complete sell-out of its smallest-ever machine, the $5 Raspberry Pi Zero. Now it's gone higher than ever: 250 vertical ...