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Howdy,

How was your Pi Day? We realised MIT students had been creating weird and impressive videos every Pi Day for years and have now added this to our list of things that we look forward to annually.

Since then, we've been tracking earthquakes and the phases of the moon. We have also discovered a disco ball that thinks it's a chameleon.

Peace,

Ashley

MIT students recreate Oppenheimer with a beaver for Pi Day (yes, really)
An excellent student group from MIT has been creating suitably kooky videos every Pi Day since 2014. This year's is a take on Oppenheimer.
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Check which phase the moon was in on a special day with this desktop lunar display
Lorraine used a Raspberry Pi Pico W to create a moon phase display for her desk. It might look like it's just stalled on one particular phase, but it's much smarter than that.
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Watch the earth move with Raspberry Shake
Raspberry Shake was created on the slopes of Volcán Barú in Panama, and connects a network of citizen scientists and professional researchers who want to watch the earth move.
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This smart disco ball changes colour like a chameleon
Tim van de Vathorst loves to party, so he built the world's smartest disco ball using a Raspberry Pi and roughly a bajillion LEDs.
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Can a Raspberry Pi Pico act as a GPU?
Clem from element14 was tasked with exploring the possibility of turning a Raspberry Pi Pico into a GPU capable of rendering super-smooth graphics in-game.
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Velo AI smart bike light
This smart bike light with road monitoring relies on Raspberry Pi’s capable low-power compute.
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This retro desktop PC Raspberry Pi case is a nod at nostalgia for your desk
We like a bit of nostalgia here at Pi Towers, so we loved this Raspberry Pi case which makes our green board look like a tiny retro PC.
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Meet the Raspberry Pi Store’s Tim Stenning | #MagPiMonday
The Raspberry Pi Store is filled with people knowledgeable and passionate about what they do – including Tim, one of the original store employees.
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FREISA the plant-watering robot dog | #MagPiMonday
Every dog has its day, and this is FREISA’s time to shine. David Crookes takes a look at an innovative plant-watering system.
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