ISS Schulkontakte
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Re: ISS Schulkontakte
Heute morgen konnte ich ab 10:52MESZ erste Signale vom Sk nach DL empfangen. Zeitgleich war ab 10:56MESZ auch noch die VHF-1 aktiv.
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09.09.2012 nächster SK gegen 10:50MESZ via Telebrücke in Belgien mit der Tara Anglican School, North Parramatta, New South Wales, Australien, Operator: Sunita Williams (KD5PLB)
Geplante Fragen:
01. What inspired you to become an astronaut?
02. What has amazed you most about being in Space?
03. What clock time do you use in Space?
04. Can you tell us about any of the research projects you are working on during the current ISS mission?
05. What happens if you get sick in Space? Do all astronauts have medical training to deal with this?
06. Have you ever dropped anything outside of the craft and do you think there will one day be a ring around the Earth of dropped tools and debris?
07. How is your day organised on the ISS?
08. Do you ever see, or been hit by, any space junk or meteorites while in the ISS?
09. How does it make you feel to look back at the Earth from the ISS?
10. Have you ever heard a sound from an object outside your spaceship? If so, what caused it?
11. What is the thing you miss most from Earth?
12. Where does the energy to power the Space Station for so long come from?
13. How have your experiences in Space altered your view of the world when you come back to Earth?
14. What is your advice to kids who want to travel in Space one day?
15. What are the side effects of taking off and living in Space?
16. What food do you eat in Space?
17. How long did you train to be an astronaut?
18. Given that you are continuing to move in and out of night, how do you maintain your body clock in Space?
19. What exercise do you do while in Space?
20. Do you believe there is intelligent life elsewhere in the Universe?
21. How were you chosen to go into Space?
22. What do you do in your spare time in the Space station?
23. If you could take one extra object from Earth, what would it be?
Geplante Fragen:
01. What inspired you to become an astronaut?
02. What has amazed you most about being in Space?
03. What clock time do you use in Space?
04. Can you tell us about any of the research projects you are working on during the current ISS mission?
05. What happens if you get sick in Space? Do all astronauts have medical training to deal with this?
06. Have you ever dropped anything outside of the craft and do you think there will one day be a ring around the Earth of dropped tools and debris?
07. How is your day organised on the ISS?
08. Do you ever see, or been hit by, any space junk or meteorites while in the ISS?
09. How does it make you feel to look back at the Earth from the ISS?
10. Have you ever heard a sound from an object outside your spaceship? If so, what caused it?
11. What is the thing you miss most from Earth?
12. Where does the energy to power the Space Station for so long come from?
13. How have your experiences in Space altered your view of the world when you come back to Earth?
14. What is your advice to kids who want to travel in Space one day?
15. What are the side effects of taking off and living in Space?
16. What food do you eat in Space?
17. How long did you train to be an astronaut?
18. Given that you are continuing to move in and out of night, how do you maintain your body clock in Space?
19. What exercise do you do while in Space?
20. Do you believe there is intelligent life elsewhere in the Universe?
21. How were you chosen to go into Space?
22. What do you do in your spare time in the Space station?
23. If you could take one extra object from Earth, what would it be?
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Ein Video vom Sk am 07.09. mit dem Gymnasium Michelstadt.
Also ich würde sagen der RX befand sich am Ende des Kontaktes nicht mehr auf der korrekten Frequenz. Normal hätten sie das doch merken müssen.
Also ich würde sagen der RX befand sich am Ende des Kontaktes nicht mehr auf der korrekten Frequenz. Normal hätten sie das doch merken müssen.
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Ab 10:51MESZ erste Phonie auf 145.800MHz zum geplanten Sk.
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Der nächste Sk findet am 13.09.2012 ab ca. 09:11MESZ zum Gymnasium Unterrieden in Sindelfingen, Deutschland mit Sunita Williams, KD5PLB statt.
www.gymnasium-unterrieden.de
www.gymnasium-unterrieden.de
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Habe leider aus arbeitstechnischen Gründen den SK mal wieder verpasst. Der nächste SK steht aber schon an.
19.092012 SK mit Zespoł Szkoł Technicznych w Kole, Koło, Polen gegen 09:15MESZ, Operator: Akihiko Hoshide (KE5DNI)
Geplante Fragen:
01. How long does the ISS member training programme last?
02. How long can the ISS remain in orbit with only solar energy at its disposal?
03. Is it allowed to attach posters or photos of your favorite celebrities, family or anything else to the walls?
04. What is the astronaut's maximum possible distance from the ISS during an EVA? Is it dangerous?
05. What is the ISS protection against space debris? Have you ever collided with tiny debris?
06. In what way is the ISS protected from solar flare radiation?
07. What can astronauts see from the Station's windows?
08. What special skills and abilities are required in order to take part in the mission?
09. What operating system do you use in the computers for research and controlling the station?
10. What works better in no-gravity environment pen or pencil?
11. What is the temperature, pressure and air composition inside the station?
12. Has there ever been a case of sickness like a cold, aboard the station? If yes, how was it dealt with?
13. What are the key resources that the ISS needs for full functionality?
14. What schools do I have to attend, what languages do I need to learn and what should I target after school education to become an astronaut?
15. How much of free time do ISS members have during their stay on board?
16. How fast is your Internet connection and how does it work?
17. How does a cut in space look like and does it heal faster?
18. How much water do you use up weekly? Do you recycle the urine to get water?
19. Does the ISS represent for you some sort of home or just a workplace?
19.092012 SK mit Zespoł Szkoł Technicznych w Kole, Koło, Polen gegen 09:15MESZ, Operator: Akihiko Hoshide (KE5DNI)
Geplante Fragen:
01. How long does the ISS member training programme last?
02. How long can the ISS remain in orbit with only solar energy at its disposal?
03. Is it allowed to attach posters or photos of your favorite celebrities, family or anything else to the walls?
04. What is the astronaut's maximum possible distance from the ISS during an EVA? Is it dangerous?
05. What is the ISS protection against space debris? Have you ever collided with tiny debris?
06. In what way is the ISS protected from solar flare radiation?
07. What can astronauts see from the Station's windows?
08. What special skills and abilities are required in order to take part in the mission?
09. What operating system do you use in the computers for research and controlling the station?
10. What works better in no-gravity environment pen or pencil?
11. What is the temperature, pressure and air composition inside the station?
12. Has there ever been a case of sickness like a cold, aboard the station? If yes, how was it dealt with?
13. What are the key resources that the ISS needs for full functionality?
14. What schools do I have to attend, what languages do I need to learn and what should I target after school education to become an astronaut?
15. How much of free time do ISS members have during their stay on board?
16. How fast is your Internet connection and how does it work?
17. How does a cut in space look like and does it heal faster?
18. How much water do you use up weekly? Do you recycle the urine to get water?
19. Does the ISS represent for you some sort of home or just a workplace?
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Sindelfingen: Funkkontakt mit der ISS
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13.10.2012 nächster SK gegen 20:57MESZ via Telebrücke in Italien zur Pacificon ARRL Pacific Division Conference, Santa Clara, California, USA Operator: Akihiko Hoshide (KE5DNI)
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Wäre schön wenn jemand das aufzeichnet, ich denke mal bei Maik auf www.satellitenwelt.de kann man es dann sich nochmal anhören. Hier die geplanten Fragen:
01. What is the space weather forecast for the ISS today?
02. How come there is not a section of the ISS that spins and provides artificial gravity to help the astronauts stay healthy, and have a somewhat normal existence like in the movies?
03. How can amateur radio be improved on the ISS?
04. How do you sleep in space? Do you have beds?
05. Do you ever get to talk to your family from space? If so, how?
06. Can you see Venus, Mars, Jupiter or Saturn from where you are in space?
07. How do you get from the space shuttle into the Space Station, and how do you get from the Space Station into the space shuttle?
08. Of all your everyday things to do at home, what is the hardest to do in space?
09. How does the lack of gravity effect your muscular structure in space?
10. How did your face handle take off? Did it flap in the wind?
11. What is the most memorable view of Earth you have seen from space?
12. How long can someone live on the space station?
13. How is being in space different than you thought it would be?
14. What are the 3 most important things for someone to do or learn before they apply to be an astronaut?
15. How far away are you and how long will it take you to get back home?
16. Can you and do you eat ice cream in outer space?
01. What is the space weather forecast for the ISS today?
02. How come there is not a section of the ISS that spins and provides artificial gravity to help the astronauts stay healthy, and have a somewhat normal existence like in the movies?
03. How can amateur radio be improved on the ISS?
04. How do you sleep in space? Do you have beds?
05. Do you ever get to talk to your family from space? If so, how?
06. Can you see Venus, Mars, Jupiter or Saturn from where you are in space?
07. How do you get from the space shuttle into the Space Station, and how do you get from the Space Station into the space shuttle?
08. Of all your everyday things to do at home, what is the hardest to do in space?
09. How does the lack of gravity effect your muscular structure in space?
10. How did your face handle take off? Did it flap in the wind?
11. What is the most memorable view of Earth you have seen from space?
12. How long can someone live on the space station?
13. How is being in space different than you thought it would be?
14. What are the 3 most important things for someone to do or learn before they apply to be an astronaut?
15. How far away are you and how long will it take you to get back home?
16. Can you and do you eat ice cream in outer space?