Episode
Predicting Meteor Showers Using Python and Visual Studio Code
In the new Netflix Original Over the Moon, Fei Fei builds a rocket to fly to the Moon to meet the Moon Goddess Chang'e. It is said that when Chang'e cries, her tears are the shooting starts we see in our night sky. This inspired Dr G to deep dive into what meteor showers actually are and how they are predicted. Join this live stream as Dr G explores how data science plays a role in predicting celestial events, and even brings in a little magic from the film to predict when we could have seen the meteor shower caused by Chang'e from Fei Fei's visit. No coding experience required, and you can follow along with the free Microsoft Learn lessons at https://aka.ms/LearnWithDrG/OverTheMoon.
In the new Netflix Original Over the Moon, Fei Fei builds a rocket to fly to the Moon to meet the Moon Goddess Chang'e. It is said that when Chang'e cries, her tears are the shooting starts we see in our night sky. This inspired Dr G to deep dive into what meteor showers actually are and how they are predicted. Join this live stream as Dr G explores how data science plays a role in predicting celestial events, and even brings in a little magic from the film to predict when we could have seen the meteor shower caused by Chang'e from Fei Fei's visit. No coding experience required, and you can follow along with the free Microsoft Learn lessons at https://aka.ms/LearnWithDrG/OverTheMoon.
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