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16mhz8bit/README.md

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Hi there 🖖,

I'm an electronics engineering student, based in Italy 🇮🇹.
I've been passionate about physics, electronics, astronomy, and space technologies since childhood.

🌱 I recently built a radio telescope to study the Hydrogen Line and deepen my understanding of astrophysics.
🌩️ I am finalizing a research project aboard the ISS investigating potential electromagnetic interference from storm clouds and its impact on onboard magnetometers.
🔭 I am embarking on an exciting new engineering project in astronomy.
👯 I’m looking to collaborate on exciting projects related to the Aerospace industry or new interesting technologies.
📫 Find me on LinkedIn: link here.
📧 Or send me an Email: [email protected]

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