It's available at:
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
73s
Bernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL
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I hope every AMSAT member is watching this right now, it's incredibly exciting!
I'm tuned in at work :-)
Joseph Armbruster
On 8/3/11, B J wrote:
> It's available at:
>
> http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
>
> 73s
>
> Bernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL
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The spacewalk is current at least 10 minute behind schedule. As nearly as I
can hear, they have not opened the hatch yet (at about 1444Z). Currently
doing leak checks etc. There is also currently no video, except from
Mission Control Moscow. They cosmonauts are wearing helmet cams, but the
NASA
Hi Dave,
Like many others, I'm looking forward to working you from the quad point. I'll
finally be home to take advantage of your operation and hopefully get four new
ones into my own log.
Adding one point to WD9EWK's info, the GPS display needs to show an accuracy of
20 feet or less. Lower i
Hello All,
This event reminds us that nearly 14 years ago RS-17 Sputnik 40 built by AMSAT
France was launched from MIR Russian station during an EVA.
Video can be downloaded from
http://f6bvp.free.fr/amsat-f/media/sput40a.mov
and a Web page (in French) is dedicated to this very first launch of a
If you are not watching NASA TV, you are missing incredible live footage of
ARISSSat-1 being deployed right now!
Clint Bradford
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Nasa tv and web live view of iss wooohoo
Good luck
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If you are not
INCREDIBLE!!!
Every Ham should watch this great event. Looking forward for the down
link signals. A Job done well.
Kudos to NASA, ROSCOSMOS, AMSAT and ARISS teams.
73 de
Mani VU2WMY
Quoting Joseph Armbruster :
> I hope every AMSAT member is watching this right now, it's
> incredibly exci
Aborted deployment? Taking back to ISS 8:27AM PDT.
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Well .. seems it's not going to happen this morning. Somebody forgot to put and
antenna on the sat :(
Wondering if they'll try again during this walk or at another date.
Mike K5TRI
On Aug 3, 2011, at 10:16 AM, Daniel Lind wrote:
> Nasa tv and web live view of iss wooohoo
>
> Good l
Deployment scrubbed... question of whether 70cm antenna is missing.
(and boy, was I worried for the solar panels & the 2m antenna: they smacked
that thing against the strut SEVERAL times!)
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Looks like there is only one antenna on the satellite. Nice they noticed!
They are not deploying it today.
73 Burns, W2BFJ
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OK, who took the antenna?
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Watching the deployment live right now. Is it just me, or do the cosmonauts
look as though they're beating the CRAP out of ARISSat while trying to
jettison it?
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Comparing the live pictures and the ARRISat build site looks as if the lower
(short) antenna is missing?
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Launch aborted ! One Antenna is missing ! They handle that thing like it is a
peace of garbage :( Way to rough !
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Apparently, an antenna went missing so it's not known if ARISSat will be
transmitting properly. Deployment might occur later during this EVA pending a
decision from mission control.
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Watching Live NASA TV .
As reported by NASA and Russian spacewalkers ... one antenna is missing from
KEDR/ARISSat-1 ..
and the satellite will be returned to ISS. No launch today.
greg
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Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2011 07:11:25 -0700 (PDT)
From: B J < top_gun_can.
Hmmm. Was that a problem with the switches, or a missing antenna on the
opposite side to the 2m ?
Thanks
David G0MRF
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Aborted deployment? Taki
Just one more point:
Your GPS map datum should be set to WGS84 (which should be the default), and
if the unit is equipped with it, WAAS should be enabled. This will ensure
you will get the lowest possible accuracy reading. This accuracy figure,
along with the lat/lon coordinates, must be pictu
ARISSat is missing an antenna and has been
returned to the airlock. Discussions are
under way as what to do next. Possible
ARISSat would be deployed as is.
Stay tuned...
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One of the cosmonauts said "it's been on the station for 3 months & I can
confirm, there was only one antenna originally" (or something to that effect)
George, KA3HSW
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The satellite was taken back...someone forgot to install the U band antenna?
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There WERE two antennas on it when the first came out of the hatch.
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On Aug 3, 2011 11:44 AM, "Michael Schulz"
wrote:
> Well .. seems it's not going to happen this morning. Somebody forgot to
put and antenna on the sat :(
> Wondering if they'll
I am not familiar with the construction of the satellite, but, in the
pictures I saved, I can see the black, cylindrical object attached to the
'bottom' side of the satellite, smaller than the one on topbut unlike
the one on top, there seems to be no whip extending from it. I assume this
is the
I heard the ground controllers warn them about not damaging the solar
panels. Yes, it looked like handling was pretty rough. Instead of the
choreographed/practiced movements of other EVA's I've watched, this one
seemed like they were trying to figure out what to do as they went along!
- Ori
As expected, nothing was heard over West Malaysia from ARISSsat-1 but 130.167
MHz FM was very strong with conversations in Russian.
73, Sion, 9M2CQC
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On 3 Aug 2011, at 11:42 PM, George Henry wrote:
> One of the cosmonauts said "it's been on the station for 3 months & I can
Looks like an antenna is possibly missing, I could see only one. And they
have discussed that
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I wouldn't exactly call breaking an antenna "missing"
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On Aug 3, 2011 11:55 AM, "B J" wrote:
> Apparently, an antenna went missing so it's not known if ARISSat will be
transmitting properly. Deployment might occur later during this EVA pending
a
HI,
it seems that the missing antenna is the one for the 70cm band.
I heard that the deployment speed would be of about 1 m/s (deltaV)...
the speaker also spoke about a 30° "space window" which should be used to
deploy, anybody has more details?
Thanks and 73s
Fabio
IW8QKU/5
Tough decisions.
ARISSat-1 was taken to the ISS on a Progress vessel with 50-ohm terminations
(dummy loads) installed on both antenna connectors. At the ISS, the
terminations were to be removed and the 2M (long transmit) antenna and 70 cm
(short receive) antenna installed. The ARISSat-1 tests
Yes, nothing heard also over JA at 1605-1614z.
73
Masa JN1GKZ
>As expected, nothing was heard over West Malaysia from ARISSsat-1 but 130.167
>MHz FM was very
strong with conversations in Russian.
>
>73, Sion, 9M2CQC
>
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>On 3 Aug 2011, at 11:42 PM, George Henry wrote:
I noticed the rough handling as well. Exciting video. Could be the
light weight and any touch can send it spinning. I also saw the
missing antenna? Went on to look for pix of the satellite and only
the SSTV and patch of the ARRISat-1 shows an antenna. Tried to look
for any pix with the bottom a
> I wouldn't exactly call breaking an antenna "missing"
>From what I heard in the traffic and mission commentary, it sounded like the
>cosmonauts thought that there were supposed to be 2 and wondered why they saw
>just the one on top of the satellite.
>> Apparently, an antenna went missing so
>A Job done well.
> Kudos to NASA, ROSCOSMOS, AMSAT and ARISS teams.
> Mani VU2WMY
NOT REALLY!
During EVA when unwrapping the satellite the Russians observed one of the
antennas of ARISSsat was missing!
The next EVA will take place in 2012!
gl de ha6nn
Andras
We are waiting on a decision whether or not to deploy the satellite as is,
without the 70cm antenna. If, in fact, the 70cm antenna is missing, there
would of course be no communications possible through the transponder.
Translation: one more piece of space junk that is useless to the amateur
ra
Maybe they need to put another widget on the AMSAT website to take
collections for repairs.
Dave - KB1PVH
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On Aug 3, 2011 11:50 AM, "John Marranca, Jr" wrote:
> Watching the deployment live right now. Is it just me, or do the
cosmonauts
> look as though they'
aka AO-40 (sobsob) remove before flight. p ractice, practice, practice
W7LRD
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Looks like an antenna is possibly mis
George Henry schrieb:
> Deployment scrubbed... question of whether 70cm antenna is missing.
>
> (and boy, was I worried for the solar panels& the 2m antenna: they smacked
> that thing against the strut SEVERAL times!)
>
>
> George, KA3HSW
>
Hello All
On NASA-TV I saw the deployment of ARIS
Just confirmed by the NASA TV commenter that the UHF antenna is
missing. The question is whether to deploy today with diminished
capabilility or return to inside of ISS and do a search for the
missing antenna. There will not be an EVA until 2012 (month?) to
retry a deployment.
It was not cle
While I was also holding my breath as they let the bird bump around loose on
the tether etc, I also notice quite early that there appeared to be no
antenna on one side of the box. I don't think the cosmonauts doing the
deployment broke it off. I think it was not there as it came out the
hatch.
I
Fifty screenshots of ARISSat-1 taken from first 30 minutes of EVA29 ...
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Is there a whip missing?
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At least they spotted the missing 70cm antenna before releasing it.
Presumably the antennas would have been removed for the test at the weekend ?
I think the next space walk is scheduled for Feb 2012
73 Trevor M5AKA
--- On Wed, 3/8/11, B J wrote:
> Apparently, an antenna went missing
> so it's
very interesting question, I expected planty of answers.
with my little experience, I use the sun for RF source and program
which calculating elevation and azimuth.
When you pointing to sun you can hear sun noise but you need to have
wideband like ssb 2.4khz or AM.
the better way is without AGC.
I
Hi Clint,
Looks like a missing antenna deployment :(
Thanks,
Chris
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Aborted dep
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> DAER AMSAT members.
>
> Is there anyone who has information about pointing accuracy test procedure
> of parabolic antenna controllers?
>
> Could you please s
Fifty screenshots of ARISSat-1 taken from first 30 minutes of EVA29 ...
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Thanks Zack and Jim!
Yes indeed, so far my Garmin Vista HCx hasn't had trouble finding a
signal in tree cover, so I'm pretty hopefull it will show the exact
boundary plus error for my photographs and site video.
I'm also finalizing plans for the operation with ARRL HQ VUCC group --
I want to be a
Is it just me, or did it look that crew did handle the satellite extremely
unprofessional ?
The removal of the Solar Array covers was pretty uncoordinated. They basically
just ripped them off. Once outside they let the satellite bounce around like a
basketball. For several minutes the satellite
We are waiting on a decision whether or not to deploy the satellite as is,
without the 70cm antenna. If, in fact, the 70cm antenna is missing, there
would of course be no communications possible through the transponder.
Translation: one more piece of space junk that is useless to the amateur
ra
Grrr just A little mad right now. If they broke it the need to pay for a
new one.
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I am finding out who has a Mac and who doesn't (grin) ... sorry about the
too-long filenames with weird characters.
Here's a "better" more-accessible link to the photo gallery cited earlier.
http://web.me.com/clintbradford/k6lcs/EVA29-1.html
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On 3-Aug-2011, at 12:02 PM, Dee wrote:
> I noticed the rough handling as well. Exciting video. Could be the
> light weight and any touch c
Yes I have been watching for about 3 hours now on NASA TV via
dish network.
John.
And loving it... about to get a tears in the eyes
.
At 09:36 AM 8/3/2011, you wrote:
>I hope every AMSAT member is watching this right now, it's incredibly exciting!
>
>I'm tuned in at work :-)
>
>Joseph A
In regaurds to gps accuracy , You must remember to give the unit sufficient
time to update the correct coordinates . Usually takes one minute of stationery
movement to get the correctly display . While searching for survey corners , I
was actually walking "past" or "over" monuments because the g
that a cable comes up a meter short?
or is it a routing problem?
But nevertheless makes for some good mid day
TV watching Sure beats c-span.
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>Fifty screenshots of ARISSat-1 taken from first 30 minutes of EVA29 ...
>
>https://www.me.com/gallery/#100271
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>
>Clint Bradford
Thanks Clint,
I had an appointment and couldn't watch "Damn work keeps getting in the way
of fun". I hope somewhere we can do
I have it as a 310MB .flv file ... let me know if I should post it somewhere
for you to download.
Clint
>> ... I hope somewhere we can download the spacewalk video later so I can see
>> what happened.
Vince
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http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5247/5371460643_55792c4787_m.jpg
Supposed to look like this. So definitely the element is missing.
On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 8:12 AM, Clint Bradford wrote:
> Is there a whip missing?
>
>
> http://gallery.me.com/clintbradford#100271/Screen-20shot-202011-08-03-20at-208-
Without the 70cm antenna, or did they find & attach it? Not watching NASA TV
at
the moment...
George, KA3HSW
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> Clint Bradfor
Confirming the deployment of ARISSat-1 approximately 11:17AM PDT / 1817 GMT/UTC?
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On 8/3/2011 1:55 PM, John Becker wrote:
> that a cable comes up a meter short?
>
> or is it a routing problem?
>
> But nevertheless makes for some good mid day
> TV watching Sure beats c-span.
Re: the Sergei and Sacha show,
I'm thinking the manual wasn't translated into Russian.
Very sad,
kc8z
Here we go!
cb
On Aug 3, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Mark L. Hammond wrote:
Not yet! But they are talking about switching it on!
On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 2:30 PM, Clint Bradford wrote:
Confirming the deployment of ARISSat-1 approximately 11:17AM PDT / 1817 GMT/UTC?
Clint Bradford
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1843 UTC over the South Atlantic
On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 7:30 PM, Clint Bradford wrote:
> Confirming the deployment of ARISSat-1 approximately 11:17AM PDT / 1817
> GMT/UTC?
>
>
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Not yet! But they are talking about switching it on!
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> Confirming the deployment of ARISSat-1 approximately 11:17AM PDT / 1817
> GMT/UTC?
>
>
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I think the last thing they said was that the UHF antenna had broken off and
not coiled up like they had early thought might have happened.
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It was released a few minutes ago. I heard a comment on the NASA TV feed that
the missing antenna may have been broken off.
73s
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Just deployed
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>
> They said the 70cm band antenna is coiled in the satellite and the
> astronaut is goin
Did the Russian astronauts re-state the LED status before deployment? Or has it
been transmitting since they first flipped
switches this morning?
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NASA has it at 11:43 PDT, 1843 UTC.
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Confirming the deployment of ARISSat-1 approximately 11:17AM PDT / 1817 GMT/UTC?
lint Bradfo
worst case they don't have a 6" long chunk of wire that could shove into
the connector on the box?
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I did not hear anything like that.
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Did the Russian astronauts re-stat
On 8/3/11 11:55 AM, Joe wrote:
> worst case they don't have a 6" long chunk of wire that could shove into
> the connector on the box?
Or borrow one of the existing antennas mounted on the exterior of the ISS...
I guess we'll soon find out just how much of the antenna blade was left
on the connec
Hi
Clint Bradford,
until the time of 18:15 UTC was not released. Right now we do not have image
from NASA TV, but we have audio and they are now preparing for its launch.
73, Pirajá PS8RF
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On 08/03/11 12:10, Andy Kellner wrote:
> Is it just me, or did it look that crew did handle the satellite extremely
> unprofessional ?
> The removal of the Solar Array covers was pretty uncoordinated. They
> basically just ripped them off. Once outside they let the satellite bounce
> around like
The ARISSat-1 space craft was deployed from the ISS today at 1443Z after a hold
based upon questions about the 70cm antenna.
Congratulations to the ARISSat-1 team! Now bring on those reception reports.
The ARISSat-1 satellite will be in High power mode (continuous transmission)
when in the sun
Gould,
Congratulations to you and the entire team!
It seems that our JA friends have already had some reception reports.
http://oscar.dcarr.org/
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Just heard the announcer (1:18pm CDT) say the UHF antenna may be coiled up
inside. They will see if it can be uncoiled and may launch it still during
today's EVA.
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Still happening! Might get released soon.
Last comments from narrator was maybe whip is coiled up inside antenna base
and needs to be released...
Let's hope.
Mark N8MH
On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 2:03 PM, Vince Fiscus, KB7ADL wrote:
> At 08:56 AM 8/3/2011 -0700, you wrote:
> >Fifty screenshots of
Hi Jerry!
You said:
> If You are trying to confirm four courners , It's going to take You several
> minutes to correctly confirm 4 different coordinates . Just a thought .
Dave will only need to have the GPS at *one* location, which will be
the intersection of the 4 grids (40 degrees North, 124
NOT deployed yet - but they are now talking about working on it.
Clint Bradford
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Can we have your user name and password to look at these photos?
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> Fifty screenshots of ARISSat-1 taken from first 30 minutes of EVA29 ...
>
> https://www.me.com
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In my haste to get the announcement out I put the wrong time zone in the
announcement - it should read
The ARISSat-1 space craft was deployed from the ISS today at 1443 EDT (1843
UTC) after a hold based upon questions about the 70cm antenna.
Congratulations to the ARISSat-1 team! Now bring on
Off it goes
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Behalf Of Clint Bradford
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 11:30 AM
To: AMSAT BB
Subject: [amsat-bb] Confirming Deployment?
Confirming the deployment of ARISSat-1 approximately 11:17AM PD
The switches were all placed in the "off" position after this morning's aborted
launch attempt. According to the audio of this afternoon's launch, they were
turned back on prior to release. Sadly, no live video of the release, but they
supposedly were taking pictures.
George, KA3HSW
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Congratulations!
I have recorded sound [WAV files] of CW, FM, and SSTV. Looking now for the
right mail address to send them to.
73
from Shamai 4Z1WS
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/valkyries1/6005117203/in/set-72157627223306577/
Thanks to the ARISSat website for the link! http://www.arissat1.org/v3/
--
Mark L. Hammond [N8MH]
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No .. Linear .. Transponder !
Thank you very much Alexander Samokutyaev, Sergei Volkov and Roscosmos for a
job well done.
VK4FHAW
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These photos need some retouching to fix the details back into view...
Gregg
On 8/3/2011 4:02 PM, Mark L. Hammond wrote:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/valkyries1/6005117203/in/set-72157627223306577/
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> Thanks to the ARISSat website for the link! http://www.arissat1.org/v3/
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So let me play devils advocate here for a second or three. When I was watching
the stream, it sure looked like
they didn't really give a rats ass about the satellite. The fact that these
spacewalks don't occur every day tells
me that there's some effort behind them. So how can it be that the fol
I just heard ARISSat-1 signal at 2057-2106z. FM, CW and BPSK are well.
I heard Voice tlm, Msgs, SSTVs. It wass High power mode.
Here is the Voice tlm at 2101z.
MET = 139min
IHU Temp = +27C
Control Panel Temp = +17C
Battery Voltage = 33.884V
Battery Current = +457mAmA
I'll check recoded wave fi
>From oscar.dcarr.org:
Telemetry Only
JR8LWY-QN12
2011-08-03
19:16-:30 UTC
So we have a report of it being heard!
73, Drew KO4MA
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>From: Gould Smith
>Sent: Aug 3, 2011 3:27 PM
>To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
>Subject: [amsat-bb] ARISSat-1 Deployed !
>
>The ARISSat-1 space c
HI All
A very strong and clear SSTV photo received and 2 voice messages over
Africa. Loc KK65GP at 20:35 UTC
73 Nader st2nh
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The only thing that comes to mind when people act or perform the way they do
is when there is no accountablility or competition. With the shuttle now in
mothballs, a monopoly getting into space has already settled in. Just look
at the statement made by Russian officials how they planned on "si
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