Information sur le contact :
Le contact avec Thomas Pesquet (KG5FYG) aura lieu le mercredi 13 octobre 2021 à 13:39 UTC (15H39 heure française) avec l’Ecole Louis Armand, l’Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Carquefou et le Collège Les Sables D’Or de Thouare Sur Loire.
Il aura lieu en direct par le radioclub F5KEQ/P sur 145.800 MHz – en FM étroite. Il sera audible en Europe.
Streaming : https://youtu.be/z8PBoaNFU-w
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Le contact avec Thomas Pesquet (KG5FYG) aura lieu le samedi 2 octobre 2021 à 12:40 UTC (14H40 heure française) avec le Centre Spatial Universitaire de Toulouse (CSUT) et le Lycée Pierre-Paul Riquet.
Il aura lieu via la station IK1SLD(Italie) sur 145.800 MHz – FM. Il sera audible dans le sud de l’Europe.
Livestream sur www.ariotti.com et https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sgl8lELDcgA
Un contact Radioamateur aura lieu le mardi 21/09/2021 vers 18H05 UTC (20H05 heure de Paris). Il aura lieu entre Akihiko Hoshide KE5DNI et le Children’s National Hospital de Washington DC.
Le contact aura lieu en direct via la station telebridge multi-point italienne IK1SLD en VHF sur 145.800 MHz (+/-3 KHz de doppler) en FM étroite et sera audible depuis la France. Le contact se fera en anglais.
Bonne écoute
Students First Names & Questions:
1. What are some of the tools that you use to help you safely breathe in space?
2. What do the Northern Lights look like in space?
3. What does your body feel like in space? How do you feel normal again?
4. Can you please describe the most beautiful thing you’ve ever seen in space?
5. Is the food we buy on earth the same food you eat in space?
6. How do you feel emotionally and physically during the initial takeoff? What is the atmosphere like inside of the rocket?
7. Has there been any discovery that there is other life in this universe?
8. How much of Earth can you identify from space?
9. What happens if you get injured/hurt in space? Are there doctors on board?
10. How long does it take to get the Moon and Mars from Earth?
11. How heavy is the spacesuit?
12. What inspired you to become an astronaut?
13. What species of animals have been to space?
14. Can you have your own pets in space?
15. Where do astronauts sleep while in the spaceship?
16. How do you clean your spacesuit while in space? Do you have laundry on board?
17. What specific devices do you use to stay active and workout while in space?
18. What was the coolest part about training to become an astronaut?
19. How does it feel to come back to earth and how does your body react?
20. What galaxy would you like to go to most and why?
21. How old were you when you first went to space?
22. Where does your trash go?
Les établissements souhaitant organiser un contact avec un spationaute à bord de l’ISS peuvent, à partir d’aujourd’hui et jusqu’au 15 octobre 2021 nous contacter en vue de constituer un dossier de candidature. Continuer la lecture
Un contact Radioamateur aura lieu le lundi 23/08/2021 vers 7H54 UTC (9H54 heure de Paris). Il aura lieu entre Akihiko Hoshide KE5DNI et le Carl-Fuhlrott-Gymnasium de Wuppertal Allemagne
Le contact aura lieu en direct via la station allemande DN1CFG en VHF sur 145.800 MHz (+/-3 KHz de doppler) en FM étroite et sera audible depuis la France.
Le contact se fera en anglais.
Bonne écoute
Students First Names & Questions:
1. Rafaela (11): How do you like being in space and what do you do all day?
2. Nour (12): How do you brush your teeth up there? Can you take a shower?
3. Nuria (12): Do you live sustainably on the ISS?
4. Sinan (13): What do you do in your free time? I hope you have some at all.
5. Noah (16): Do astronauts have privacy? How do you manage living with so many astronauts in a confined space?
6. Max (17): Does zero gravity and the remoteness of the station have any effects on your psyche?
7. Sean (17): Are there any implicit rules among the astronauts and cosmonauts on the ISS?
8. Adrian (18): Did you take any personal items with you to remind you of your expedition?
9. Lynn (16): Where does the oxygen on the ISS come from? Is the photobioreactor experiment using algae still working and which usage could it have?
10. Anton (17): How does an EVA-activity feel?
11. Leander (17): Have you ever experienced/see
12. Oskar (17): At our observatory, we have observed several exoplanets with the transition method. Do you also have experiments on sky observation on the ISS? Maybe even exoplanets?
13. Artur (19): How optimistic are you while searching for black matter?
14. Constantin (17): How does zero gravity influence muscle building and muscle loss during and after your mission? Could you help influence this with muscle building drugs?
15. Maximilian (17): Sufficient sleep forms the basis for an effective muscle build-up. Is it therefore necessary to prepare yourselves for sleeping in the Space station or do you need to get used to the conditions first to get a restful sleep?
16. Osed (18): What do you think of private companies building rockets for manned space flight instead of the national space agencies?
17. Lars-Hendrik (15): Do you think it will be possible to live on Mars or on other planets until 2050, as Elon Musk plans to?
18. Julia (18): Is CIMON-2 still with you on the ISS? What would you like a robot companion do for you?
19. Catrice (17): What are the advantages of cancer research in space? Are there already any benefits for patients on Earth?
Information sur le contact :
Le contact avec Thomas Pesquet (KG5FYG) aura lieu le mardi 3 aout 2021 à 11:10 UTC (13H10 heure française).
Notre Dame Jogakuin Junior and Senior High School, 110 Shishigatani Sakuradanichō, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8423, Japan
Il aura lieu via la station 8N3ND (Japon) sur 145.800 MHz – FM. Il ne sera pas audible en Europe
L’événement sera retransmis sur la webstream:
La SSTV sera, normalement, active depuis ISS les 06/08/21 et 07/08/21.
L’activation commencera normalement le 06/08/21 vers 10:50 UTC (12H50 heure de Paris) jusqu’a 19:10 UTC (21H10 heure de Paris).
Puis reprendra le 07/08/21 de 09:50 UTC (11H50 heure de Paris) jusqu’a 15:55 UTC (17H55 heure de Paris).
Les transmissions SSTV doivent se faire sur 145.800 MHz FM et au format PD 120.
Bonne chasse à tous !!!
Un contact Radioamateur aura lieu le mercredi 21/07/21 vers 17H47 UTC (19H47 heure de Paris).
Il aura lieu entre Shane Kimbrough (KE5HOD) et le SpaceKids Global in Winter Park, Florida – USA
Le contact aura lieu en télébridge en VHF sur 145.800 MHz (+/-3 KHz de doppler) en FM étroite.
Il sera conduit par une station Italienne (IK1SLD) et donc sera audible depuis la France.
Le contact sera conduit en Anglais.
Bonne écoute 😀
Students First Names & Questions:
1. Annalise: What is your favorite outer space food? Do you have lots of different things to eat?
2. Phailani: In Girl Scouts, we are taught to use resources wisely. How could this concept be applied to NASA and the space industry?
3. Mackenzie: What do you do for fun on the ISS?
4. Kiley: What is your favorite piece of experiment/research that you have worked on in space?
5. Lauren: What does it feel like in space?
6. Annalise: Do astronauts get sick when they’re in space and how would they handle it if so?
7. Phailani: What would happen if you brought a compass to outer space with you?
8. Mackenzie: How high can you jump on the moon?
9. Kiley: What is Oobleck like in space? Would it act the same as on Earth? Would it firm up when hit or thrown or would it stay all oozy?
10. Lauren: What do you do for fun during your free time when you are on the International Space Station?
11. Annalise: Do you have any live animals on the International Space Station?
12. Phailani: What kinds of food have you been able to grow in space so far?
13. Mackenzie: What math did you take and use on the International Space Station?
14. Kiley: Would you be excited to meet an alien while you were in space and what would you want them to know about Earth?
15. Lauren: Which is more fun- the ride to the ISS or the trip home? What does it feel like?
16. Annalise: What’s your favorite piece of research you’ve worked on while in space?
17. Phailani: What is your favorite Girl Scout cookie?
18. Mackenzie: What are some challenges that you have to face trying to readjust back to your normal life after being in space?
19. Kiley: Do you take social media photos or videos in space and how do you post them?
20. Lauren: When was a time that you had failed at something in your journey in becoming an astronaut, why did you decide to keep pushing through?
21. Annalise: What are some major hurdles to make it to Mars?
22. Phailani: How much training and what kind?
23. Mackenzie: How would you describe weightlessness?
24. Kiley: Does astronaut height increase in Space and come back to normal after returning to earth?
25. Lauren: What is your advice to a female that is looking to get into the space industry?
L’équipe ARISS transmettra des images SSTV du 21 au 26 juin. Les images seront liées à certaines des activités radioamateur qui ont eu lieu sur la navette spatiale, la station spatiale Mir et la station spatiale internationale.
Les heures de début et de fin du programme sont :
Lundi 21 juin – La configuration devrait commencer à 09h40 UTC, 11h40 heure de Paris (les transmissions devraient commencer un peu plus tard).
Samedi 26 juin – Les transmissions devraient se terminer à 18h30 UTC, 20h30 heure de Paris.
L’ajout d’une EVA (sortie extra véhiculaire) par l’équipage américain le 25 juin va modifier les dates d’opération liées à cette activité. L’horaire exact n’a pas encore été mis à jour mais aucune activité radioamateur ne peut avoir lieu pendant la période EVA. L’activité SSTV sera également interrompu pendant les contacts ARISS.
Les transmissions se feront en FM sur 145,800 MHz (+ ou – effet Doppler) en utilisant le mode PD120 SSTV.
Cette occasion durant une période limitée de transmissions est une opportunité de capturer 12 images.
Les images reçues peuvent être téléchargées pour prétendre à une récompense spéciale sur :
https://www.spaceflightsoftware.com/ARISS_SSTV/submit.php
Pour plus de détails sur comment recevoir la SSTV :
Information sur le contact :
Pour cause de sortie extravéhiculaire le 25 juin, le contact avec Thomas Pesquet initialement prévu le vendredi 25 juin 2021 a été reporté au samedi 26 à 09:25 UTC (11H25 heure française).
Il aura lieu via la station télébridge multi-point IK1SLD (Italie). Il sera audible en Europe sur la fréquence UHF 437.525 MHz (+ou- effet de Doppler).
L’événement sera retransmis sur la chaine Youtube ARISS, Twitch de l’Electrolab et par satellite QO-100.