NASA Astronaut Fernando "Frank" Caldeiro, KE4RFI, passed away on October 3 after a more than two year battle with a brain tumor. He was 51. Caldeiro was a member of the Astronaut Class of 1996 and most recently was assigned to the WB-57 High Altitude Research Program within the Aircraft Operations Division at Ellington Field in Houston. In that role, he directed the integration and conducted the operation of high-altitude atmospheric research experiments carried on board the NASA WB-57 aircraft. "Frank was a valued member of the astronaut corps and the Flight Crew Operations team," said NASA's Director of Flight Crew Operations Brent Jett. "He provided a wealth of experience and made significant contributions to the success of both the WB-57 project and the space shuttle program.

Hi all,

About 20 minutes after an ISS pass, I hear 1200bd packet frames on the same frequency.

What sat could this be, PC-SAT?

Recording of the interview of a school (in Belgium I think) with a Belgian astronaut
in Vlamisch at 145.8000 at 7 okt. 2009 12.23 h local in Alphen aan den Rijn ,The Netherlands.

http://members.ziggo.nl/janosmail/ISS16.wav