On December 9, 2015, two augmented Raspberry Pi single-board computers (aka the Astro Pis) were delivered to the International Space Station (ISS) via the Cygnus spacecraft. Part of British ESA Astronaut Tim Peake’s mission was to run experiments devised by the winners of the Astro Pi school-age student competition in the UK. The Raspberry Pis and Sense HATs used in these experiments would collect data over a period of time and deliver the results back to Earth for anyone to analyze. The data is back, and it is time to start analyzing.
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