Archive - Feb 2003

February 10th

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
15 years 46 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
NOT ACTIVE
Description: 
ISS PASS 23:00 UTC, ELEVATION 76 NO SOUND FROM SPACE
VA2VA – Tue, 2003 – 02 – 11 00:11

NEW COLUMBIA WEB SITE

SUBMITTED BY ARTHUR - N1ORC

WWW.NASA.GOV/COLUMBIA

N1ORC – Mon, 2003 – 02 – 10 13:45

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
15 years 46 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
not active
Description: 
amsat reflector will have an announcement soon on iss packet status. delays in packet system reset due in part to shuttle disaster and offloading new supplies(one ton of supplies)also in part to request that was ingnored by many to not leave e-mail on system.When system comes back on line lets all try to follow the rules.
kb1chu – Mon, 2003 – 02 – 10 05:25

February 10th

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
15 years 46 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
NOT ACTIVE
Description: 
ISS PASS 02:56 UTC 32 degrees elevation Nothing heard Ron in DO00if Vernon, B.C. CANADA
VE7VVW – Mon, 2003 – 02 – 10 04:06

Astronaut Spouses & Children release Statement

"We, the spouses and children of the NASA astronaut corps, would like to thank the people of the world from the bottom of our hearts for the incredible outpouring of support and love that you have shown us in our time of deep grief..."

IK1SLD – Sun, 2003 – 02 – 09 22:54

Packet Operations Status - Feb 9, 2003

Over the past few weeks the ARISS team has received numerous queries as to when the packet system will be turned back on. We want to thank you all for your concern in getting this important capability up and running again.

IK1SLD – Sun, 2003 – 02 – 09 20:44

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
15 years 46 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
NOT ACTIVE
Description: 
ISS PASS 19:09 UTC, ELEVATION 82 NOTHING HEARD
VA2VA – Sun, 2003 – 02 – 09 20:17

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
15 years 46 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
NOT ACTIVE
Description: 
Iss Pass 16:55 UTC Elv. 8 NOTHING HEARD
kc8fks – Sun, 2003 – 02 – 09 18:01

Pictures Before Columbia Crash Show Major Damage

Space News

US Air Force images of Columbia taken a minute before it broke apart show major damage to the shuttle's left wing.

Full story at SpaceDaily.Com

kc8fks – Sun, 2003 – 02 – 09 17:11

SHUTTLE LOSS IMPACTING AMATEUR RADIO IN SPACE

ISS Amateur Radio

The future of Amateur Radio in space--at least in the near term--could depend on how fast NASA pins down the cause of the February 1 shuttle Columbia disaster and fixes the problem. The ARRL Letter from The American Radio Relay League report that with the shuttle fleet grounded until it does--and further International Space Station construction on hold as a result--attention is turning to the well-being of the all-ham ISS Expedition 6 crew of Commander Ken Bowersox, KD5JBP, Don Pettit, KD5MDT, and Nikolai Budarin, RV3FB.

FULL STORY

ws8e – Sun, 2003 – 02 – 09 14:03
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