Un contact Radioamateur aura lieu le mardi 12/10/2021 vers 11H12 UTC (13H12 heure de Paris). Il aura lieu entre Mark Vande Hei KG5GNP et l’école Mary Hare de Newbury, Angleterre.

Le contact aura lieu en direct via la station anglaise  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. Rosie (13 yrs): Do you have to learn a sign language to communicate if something goes wrong with the radios in your suit?
2. Jacob (18 yrs): How do you tell directions in space?
3. Harrison (11 yrs): What do the northern lights look like from space?
4. Hollie (16 yrs): How can you shower in zero gravity?
5. Jasper (13 yrs): What’s your most favourite space technology?
6. Milly (18 yrs): If there was a fire, how would you evacuate?
7. Dominika (14 yrs): Do mobile devices work in space? For example, a Smart Phone?
8. Oliver (13 yrs): If you could take one thing from home into space, to make life more fun what would you take and why?
9. Zak (17 yrs): What is it like to wake up and see the earth from space
10. Julia (15 yrs): How long have you been in space for?

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?

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/seen anything that you could not explain scientifically?

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?