Archive - 2013 - Recorded Contacts

March 26th

Cmdr. Chris Hadfield (NA1SS) - Des Cardinaux School, Sainte-Rose, Laval, Quebec, Canada, 1315 UTC on 26 March 2013

Station commander Chris Hadfield (NA1SS) speaks with students at Des Cardinaux School, Sainte-Rose, Laval, Quebec, Canada via telebridge station K6DUE at 1315 UTC on 26 March 2013. Cmdr. Hadfield was scheduled to answer the following questions (pass already in progress when recording begins):

1. Comment faites-vous pour rester brancher aux différents réseaux sociaux tels que Twitter et Facebook?
2. Communiquez-vous avec votre famille par radioamateur et existe-t-il un indicative d’appel pour l’espace?

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AL0I – Tue, 2013 – 03 – 26 10:00

ARISS - March 26, 2013 13:15 UTC

Commander Chris Hadfield speaking with school group, Des Cardinaux School, Sainte-Rose, Laval, Quebec, Canada

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W3MAT – Tue, 2013 – 03 – 26 09:49

March 21st

Dr. Tom Marshburn (NA1SS) - University of Alabama at Huntsville Space Hardware Club, Huntsville , AL, 1549 UTC on 21 March 2013

Dr. Tom Marshburn (NA1SS) speaks to students at the University of Alabama at Huntsville Space Hardware Club, Huntsville , AL, at 1549 UTC on 21 March 2013 via K4UAH. Dr. Marshburn answered the following questions:

1. What is your greatest challenge on the Space Station?
2. Is it fun to be an astronaut?
3. How long is your training before you go to space?
4. How do you stay entertained in space?
5. Are astronaut suits comfortable?
6. Do the stars look bigger in space than they do on Earth?
7. What does Earth look like from space?
8. How is life in microgravity?

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AL0I – Thu, 2013 – 03 – 21 13:00

ARISS - K4UAH, March 21 2013 - 15:52 UTC

Flight Engineer Tom Marshburn taking questions from the group at K4UAH. This pass was at 14 degrees to the west of central Pennsylvania and recorded using a Yaesu FT-60R handheld on an Arrow 146-437 antenna.

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W3MAT – Thu, 2013 – 03 – 21 12:29

February 28th

ARISS Contact with W1TMS February 28, 2013 at 15:55 UTC

Cmdr Kevin Ford talking with W1TMS, Talcott Mountain Science Center, Avon, CT. This was a 40 degree pass over central Pennsylvania (FN11). The clicking heard is the old Alliance antenna rotor working in the background.

Questions heard were;

1 Kimberyly ... The distance traveled in a day and what the crew can see on earth.
2 Aneshia ... Space debris and risk of the ISS being struck
3 Mikiah ... How life in zero gravity compares to life on earth
4 Kylie ... What to study in school to become an astronaut
5 Michael ... Messes in orbit

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W3MAT – Thu, 2013 – 02 – 28 13:01

January 17th

NA1SS January 17, 2013

Chris Hadfield (FE-5) talking to a school group. Location is in central Pennsylvania, at only 18 degrees

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W3MAT – Thu, 2013 – 01 – 17 17:02

January 7th

ARISS Contact - 07. January 2013 at 10:57 UTC - Ecole Les Muriers, Saint Maur Des Fosses, France.

ARISS Contact - 07. January 2013 at 10:57 UTC - Ecole Les Muriers, Saint Maur Des Fosses, France
via F6KMX/p with OR4ISS.

Received on 145.800 khz FM
in JN77sn.

vy 73 to ALL de Christian
(SWL-CHMY)

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SWL-CHMY – Mon, 2013 – 01 – 07 07:26
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