Archive - Aug 24, 2008

Amsat

I just checked Amsat website,I know that the crew hasn't had the D700 in APRS mode but Amsat has a listing,Mode V APRS World Wide Aprs Digi.Up/Down Link of 145.825 and the they say it is operational.Is Amsat up to date?

TNX Dave KB0OWD an avid APRS user

rpfpd9976 – Sun, 2008 – 08 – 24 13:45

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
10 years 18 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
NOT ACTIVE
Description: 
Still silence
ON5APO – Sun, 2008 – 08 – 24 08:59

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
10 years 18 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
NOT ACTIVE
Description: 
Still silence
ON5APO – Sun, 2008 – 08 – 24 08:59

Iran Hopes to Send an Astronaut into Space

Space News

TEHRAN, Iran â€" State TV says Iran's space agency aims to send an astronaut to space within 10 years.

The report Thursday quotes Space Agency chief Reza Taghipoor saying the mission's timing will be decided over the next year. It gives no other details.

Iran has stepped up its space ambitions in recent years, worrying world leaders already concerned about its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

Iran would have a ways to go before a manned flight. On Sunday, Taghipoor said Iran test-fired a rocket capable of carrying a satellite into orbit. The two-stage rocket released equipment that beamed flight data back to ground control.

PY4MAB – Sun, 2008 – 08 – 24 07:51

Space Shuttle Atlantis Beats Weather for Move

Space Shuttle

NASA rolled the orbiter Atlantis from its processing hangar into the Kennedy Space Center Vehicle Assembly Building Friday, finally getting enough of a break from the remnants of Tropical Storm Fay to move the spaceship from one building to another.

The quarter-mile move set the stage for a huge milestone in just about seven days.

Mated with an external tank and attached solid rocket boosters, the fully assembled shuttle will creep out to launch pad 39A next weekend, in advance of NASA's fifth and final Hubble Space Telescope service mission.

Tropical Storm Fay lingered over Central Florida and parts of KSC - much less than the 23 inches recorded on the south end of neighboring Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

PY4MAB – Sun, 2008 – 08 – 24 07:49
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