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Helen Lynn — Wed, 25 Sep 2019 17:05:04 +0000

I think you found some guidelines that had slipped through our round of updates for this year – thanks for the spot! They must have had last year’s deadline, but I can see that my colleagues have already corrected them, so yes, there’s still PLENTY of time.

Bastien — Mon, 16 Sep 2019 04:46:03 +0000

The teacher/mentor submits the finished program(s) through the Sense HAT
4 web emulator for Mission Zero. For each team’s entry, the teacher will receive
an email receipt with the team member details, along with a link to a snapshot of their code. The code cannot be changed once it has been submitted.
All programs that follow the challenge rules will automatically be granted flight status, and the teams that wrote them will have their code run in space!
In June, teachers and mentors will receive their teams’official Mission Zero
6 certificates by email.
The deadline to submit entries for the Astro Pi Mission Zero challenge is 20 March 2019. Late entries, and entries that have not been submitted through the Sense HAT web emulator for Mission Zero, will not be accep

Is it still possible???

Ewhs Arap — Fri, 13 Sep 2019 14:51:28 +0000

I’m a native of India and I too want to take part in the Astro Pi challenge because “I, an adult, isn’t that old!!”

And some queries:
(1) does this have to be related to space? or we can present whatever we have in our mind?

(2) Since i’m a noob; excuse my lack of knowledge of these challenges or meets— i want to know how we are going to present our project; will this be hosted as an international event or this will be hosted virtually on this very website?

Waiting for a reply soon! :)