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European Astro Pi Challenge, Mission Space Lab

Run by European Space Agency and the Raspberry Pi Foundation

Who can apply Young people under 19 in ESA member states and cooperating states, including Canada, working alone or in teams with an adult mentor

Cost and deadline

This program is
Free
Deadline February 22, 2027

Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.

Apply at https://astro-pi.org/mission-space-lab

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Registration is open until the February 22, 2027 deadline (noon CET).

Format
Competitions and challenges
Duration
Registration September 14, 2026 to February 22, 2027, with about 2 to 6 hours of work
Grades
Age 19 and under
Location
Online, and the code runs on computers aboard the International Space Station

About this program

Students write Python code for a task set by ESA scientists, test it on the Astro Pi replica, and qualifying programs run on the Astro Pi computers aboard the International Space Station. Canada takes part as an ESA cooperating state. A shorter Mission Zero, about an hour of coding, is also open.

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