any special plans for the iss crew on the radio for field day, or the radio in repeater mode.. just wondering

The space shuttles the journey into the beyond

griffinh

6/19/2013

To understand the space shuttle we have to understand it’s history its victories and defeats

 
Introduction

The space shuttles have are the most amazing space ships that
The world has ever known. They took off like a rocket and landed
Like an airplane. The space shuttles launched a total of 135 launches
134 were successful and 133 were successful during reentry. In total

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Hi, It is now the 8th June and only 1st June timeline has been released on the NASA site for the ISS. Whetever is going on?

Cheers Dave G7UZN

An amazing clear pass last night (21:33) over Athens night sky, heavily light polluted.

The absence of clouds made the pass more enjoyable. A very bright "dot" crossing (50° max) in fast motion.

Got it on video with iPhone 4S camera app. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkjGZF-0G_w

Hello issfanclub members.

I just saw a twitter photo of Italian ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano with a view at the 145Mhz Erricson -
HT + packet modem.
http://tinyurl.com/l7uxfrs

If your aprs beacons have been digipeated by RS0ISS than
you know now that your beacons have been trough this
amateur radio equipment in the ISS Columbus module.

73's Cor PD0RKC

the fourth ATV will launch on June 5th 2013 this will be the second to last ATV launch after ESA announced that the fifth ATV will launch next year. ATV 4 will dock to ISS at the Zeveda module on the Russian segment on june 15 this misson will last for from June to October the ATV delivers the most cargo from any resupply ship at this time it will boost the ISS orbit with it's fuel and be loaded with trash from the ISS and it will undock and burn up in the atmosphere

Hello all,

today Jan, PA3FXB and I completed a QSO via reflections at the ISS on 23 cm. Details can be found here: http://www.dj5ar.de/?p=878

If anyone is interested to perform a try, feel free to contact me.

vy 73,

Andreas
DJ5AR

dj5ar (at) darc.de

I've only had my Technician license for only a few weeks and on the 3rd pass over NY today I was able to listen in to the school contact made by Command Hadfield with students at Innalik School, Inukjuak, Nunavut, Canada. This was pretty darn neat thing to experience even though I didn't personally make contact with the Commander. Definitely motivates me to keep trying though.

73's
Scott M
KD2DYS

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/10049217/International-Space-St...