ISS Mimic

Theme:
Grades K-12
What:
Session
When:
1:15 PM, Friday 7 Feb 2020 (1 hour 30 minutes)
Where:
Space Center Houston (Hosting of all events take place on-line-virtually) - Silvermoon
How:

ISS Mimic is an open-source volunteer project to create a physical, student-friendly, DIY, articulating model of the International Space Station that reacts to live data streaming from the ISS. The live telemetry causes the model to rotate motors, flash LEDs, and update displays in response to what’s happening on ISS at that moment. Motors in the solar arrays rotate to “mimic” the ISS solar array angles in real-time. The project incorporates coding, motors, sensors, electronics, 3D printing, plus Arduino and Raspberry Pi. DIY STEM connected to space! More info is in this video clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbdHXjDQ-U8


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Bryan Murphy
Bryan Murphy
Participant
ISS Mimic STEM Education Project
SpaceFlight Engineer

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