Thanks Kyla from Kids Code Jeunesse for guiding my class through "Mission Zero", where students used Python programming and Raspberry Pi to code a message and picture that will be received and seen by astronauts on the International Space Station! @VillanovaSchool @KidsCoding pic.twitter.com/g7cbsQmlVi

— Ms. Young (@robynyoung01) February 11, 2020

One of the messages Ss in 6-1 are sending to the #ISS through the #AstroPi Mission Zero project! 🚀💻
"Avo Good Day!"🥑 @Kyla_KCJ@VillanovaSchool @KidsCoding #Python #codeinthestars 🌠 pic.twitter.com/i3nWpLO4uX

— Megan Roome (@Mme_Roome) February 8, 2020

Thanks @PEILibrary for hosting the first successful Astro-Pi event at Cornwall Library! We got 5 teams to send their own unique code to the astronauts in the International Space Station 🚀👨‍🚀 see you tomorrow Summerside 🙂 @KidsCoding #kids2030 pic.twitter.com/AJbBPOOq8e

— Becca Grimmelt 🏳️‍🌈 🏴 🧡 (@KCJ_PEI) February 8, 2020

Planning out our messages and then coding them in #python to be sent to the International Space Station. 🚀🌖🌗🌘#astropi #codeinthestars @kidscoding @avspacemuseum pic.twitter.com/mPCRhAYjI7

— Amanda Myerson (@kcj_amanda) February 9, 2020

Another successful launch of some cool code into space ⁦@CosmodomeLaval⁩ ! #kids2030 #AstroPi pic.twitter.com/fzMPVBTQVZ

— Martin Phelan (@martin_kcj) February 9, 2020