Liam Kennedy presents ISS-Above, a Raspberry Pi device he invented that alerts users when the International Space Station passes overhead and streams its live HD Earth-viewing cameras. He describes the device’s Kickstarter origins and roughly 900 installations, customer and classroom reactions, and argues the “orbital perspective” fosters environmental awareness and connection to the space program.
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