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mercredi 4 mars 2015

ARISS deux contacts en Italie le 7 mars 2015

ARISS contact planned with 2 Italian schools

An International Space Station school contact has been planned with participants at G. Salvemini – G. La Pira, Montemurlo, Italy, and “Dante Alighieri” 1st Grade Secondary (Middle) School, Casale Monferrato, Italy on 07 Mar. The event is scheduled to begin at approximately 10:51 UTC. The duration of the contact is approximately 9 minutes and 30 seconds. The contact will be direct between IR0ISS and two other stations IK1SLD and IQ5VR. The contact should be audible over portions of Italy and adjacent areas. Interested parties are invited to listen in on the 145.80 MHz downlink. The contact is expected to be conducted in Italian.


Presentation G. Salvemini – G. La Pira
The school “Salvemini – La Pira” is in Montemurlo, province of Prato, Tuscany region and it is a Secondary Middle School; it has 21 classes with pupils aged between 11 and 14. The name of the school derives from the fusion of the two schools of the commune. This is the only secondary middle school of the area. The schoolhouse hosts around 520 pupils.

Presentation “Dante Alighieri”
The "Dante Alighieri" School is situated a bit off the town centre of Casale Monferrato, near the ancient Cittadella, province of Alessandria, Piedmont region. It's a modern construction, developed on two main buildings: one for the school's didactical and administrative activities, one for the sport activities (gym and pool). It's surrounded by a wide playground, with a little plantation of poplars, planted by the pupils of the school. There are 12 classrooms (4 at the main floor and 8 at the first floor) and different labs: Science lab, Informatics lab, Techno lab, Art lab, Maths lab, Languages lab and a coloured and wide library. There is also a lot of afternoon activities, such as Latin courses, Languages courses and sport tournaments (soccer, basket, volley). The Dante Secondary I grade School has a current roll of 230 and a teaching staff of 29. In the last few years the school has been enhanced by the richness of its diverse student population.


Questions will be asked by participating students as time permits:


1.     nello spazio può capitare di vedere strani fenomeni? hai mai avuto
       paura ?

2.     perchè la stazione spaziale internazionale ha questa forma? c'è una
       motivazione particolare ?

3.     quale è stata la tua emozione nel vedere per la prima volta la terra e
       soprattutto l’italia dallo spazio ?

4.     quali sono i materiali principali con i quali hanno costruito la
       stazione spaziale internazionale ?

5.     a bordo avete una stampante 3d italiana, quale sarà il primo oggetto
       che “stamperete” e quanto tempo ci vorrà ?

6.     la stazione spaziale internazionale ha dei motori? da che cosa è
       alimentata ?

7.     com’è cambiata la tua visione dell’universo da quando l’hai visto
       dallo spazio ?

8.     se dovete effettuare delle riparazioni alla struttura della stazione
       spaziale internazionale, quali procedure seguite ?

9.     che cosa si prova a realizzare un sogno che da tanto aspetti ?

10.    qual è la procedura per uscire nello spazio? ci sono scalette per
       muoversi all'esterno della stazione spaziale ?

11.    hai mai avuto dubbi o insicurezze salutando i tuoi cari e hai mai
       voluto tornare indietro ?

12.    la stazione spaziale internazionale è mantenuta nella sua orbita dalla
       base spaziale a terra o c'è una plancia di comando a bordo della
       stazione spaziale internazionale ?

13.    come mai con tutta la povertà bisogna spendere tanto per andare nello
       spazio ?

14.    esiste il pericolo di perdere l'orbita sulla quale viaggia la stazione
       spaziale internazionale ?

15.    oltre all’astronauta quale lavoro avresti voluto fare ?

16.    la stazione spaziale internazionale ha dei sistemi di protezione
       contro eventuali eventi particolari, tipo pioggia di meteoriti ?

17.    e’ stato difficile abituarsi a spazi angusti e all’assenza di gravità ?

18.    in caso di emergenza, quali sono le priorità? come lasciate la
       stazione spaziale internazionale ?

19.    qual è la tua missione nello spazio ?

20.    come è avvenuto l'aggancio tra il veicolo spaziale sojuz e la stazione
       spaziale internazionale ?

21.    che temperatura c’è all’interno e all’esterno della stazione spaziale ?

22.    da quanti moduli è costituita la  stazione spaziale internazionale?
       questa è la sua struttura definitiva o dovranno essere aggiunti altri
       moduli ?

23.    voi astronauti di diverse nazionalità vi capite tutti ?

24.    che differenza c'è tra i moduli pressurizzati e quelli non
       pressurizzati ?

25.    c’è qualche momento di pausa nello spazio ?

26.    quanti metri quadrati e quanti ambienti sono presenti nella iss?
       quante stanze personali e quanti laboratori ci sono ?

27.    che tipo di esperimenti state facendo in questi giorni ?

28.    di quali strumenti è dotata la stazione spaziale internazionale per
       gli esperimenti? lei ha un laboratorio particolare ?

29.    si rende conto che lei è un modello per noi giovani e che la
       consideriamo una donna straordinaria ?

30.    in quale ambiente passate la maggior parte del tempo nella stazione
       spaziale internazionale ?

ARISS is an international educational outreach program partnering the volunteer support and leadership from AMSAT and IARU societies around the world with the ISS space agencies partners: NASA, Russian Space Agency, ESA, CNES, JAXA, and CSA.

ARISS offers an opportunity for students to experience the excitement of Amateur Radio by talking directly with crewmembers on-board the International Space Station. Teachers, parents and communities see, first hand, how Amateur Radio and crewmembers on ISS can energize youngsters' interest in science, technology, and learning.

73,

Gaston Bertels – ON4WF
ARISS-Europe chairman

Source directe : ARISS
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mardi 3 mars 2015

La revue de Radioamateurs-France est publiée : semaine 9

Bonjour à toutes et tous,

Comme vous avez (peut être) lu sur le site, je vous informe du départ de
notre webmaster.
Le travail fourni est immense et nous le remercions vivement.

C'est aussi devant l'ampleur de la tâche que l'on constate qu'il devient
difficile de tout concilier, à savoir le travail (nous ne sommes pas à la
retraite) et la vie de famille, plus ...tout le reste.
N'oublions pas que c'est un travail (immense), qu'il n'y a pas de salariés
ici, seulement une équipe de bénévoles qui œuvrent tous les jours pour, et
dans l'intérêt du radio-amateurisme.

Donc tout continue, l'adaptation est faite, et ci-joint, la revue s09.
Elle a été finie un peu dans la réactivité du week-end, et quelques erreurs
sont passées.

A l'occasion, un grand merci à toute l'équipe de collaborateurs et à ceux
qui spontanément nous ont proposé leur aide.

73 à toutes et tous, Dan, F5DBT

Le lien pour lire le bulletin de la semaine ...en version normale.

https://www.radioamateurs-france.fr/la-revue-de-radioamateurs-france-s9-15-26595/


Notre adresse de contact: radioamateurs.france@gmail.com
Si vous voulez nous écrire, commenter, nous adresser des informations
...etc.
 

Source directe :  RAF
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jeudi 26 février 2015

ESA LIVE next 27 février 2015 10h00 cet

Watch our live transmissions

http://www.esa.int/spaceinvideos/ESA_Live

Friday, 27 February 2015 - 10:00 CET: EARTH FROM SPACE: BRUSSELS

Earth from Space is presented by Kelsea Brennan-Wessels from the ESA Web-TV virtual studios.
The previous transmission is available from our Latest ESA Live page and the planned transmissions can be found on our ESA Live Schedule. You can also watch our 'Programme on Air' via ESA Web-TV.

Source directe :  ESA
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AMATEUR RADIO HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOONING LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENTS: au 27 février 2015

AMATEUR RADIO HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOONING
LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2015-03-07 @ 07:10 MST

Edge of Space Sciences
To Launch: EOSS-204
Website:http://www.eoss.org/
APRS.FI: AE0SS-11, K0SCC-11
Telemetry: APRS: 144.340Mhz,DF K0SCC-11 147.42 MHz
Site: Windsor, CO
Coords: 40.4737, -104.962  Grid: DN70ML
Contact: Mike Manes mrmanes@gmail.com
QRZ: AE0SS
NOAA LASP Temperature Profiler Test.Wx date: Sun 8 Mar 15

2015-03-20 @ 08:45 CET

Charles @ High Altitude Ballooning
To Launch: Charles #6

Website:http://stratosphere-charles.blogspot.de/
APRS.FI: DL1NBR-11
Telemetry: APRS: 144.800Mhz,
Site: Neuss, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Coords: 51.1689, 6.64258  Grid: JO31HE
Contact: , stratosphere.charles@gmail.com
QRZ: DL1NBR
Twin Flight at Solar Eclipse. We are two teams, http://stratosphe re-charles.blogspot.de/ and http://www.strato-geeks.de/We will lauch at the same time 2 ballons (Charles #6 and Streek IV).We hope to get stunning photos/videos of the solar eclipse. ## Sorry, I can\'t edit - No Space Available ##

2015-03-20 @ 08:45 CET

Strato Geeks
To Launch: STREEKIV

Website:http://www.Strato-Geeks.de
APRS.FI: STREEK
Telemetry: , 434.4500Mhz
Site: Neuss, NRW, Germany
Coords: 51.1689, 6.64258  Grid: JO31HE
Contact: Paul Becker STREEK@Strato-Geeks.de
QRZ: STREEK
Twin Flight at Solar Eclipse. We are two teams, http://stratosphere-charles.blogspot.de and http://www.strato-geeks.de We will lauch at the same time 2 ballons (Charles #6 and Streek IV). We hope to get stunning photos/videos of the solar eclipse.

2015-04-19 @ 10:00 EST

Trident Amateur Radio Club
To Launch: PSA-1

Website:http://www.tridenthams.org
APRS.FI: N4EE-11, W4DAX-11
Telemetry: APRS: 144.390Mhz,
Site: Ridgeville, South Carolina
Coords: 33.1083, -80.3108  Grid: EM93UC
Contact: Tom Lufkin wa4dax@hotmail.com
QRZ: WA4DAX
The Trident Amateur Radio Club (Tom Lufkin) is hosting this launch for students at the Palmetto Scholars Academy (Kel lye Voigt). The students have designed sophisticated experiments involving a variety of metals. The experiments are managed in flight by an Arduino microcontroller programmed by the students. The Arduino samples each metal and logs conductivity, temperature and pressure throughout the flight.

Visit us at http://arhab.org for more information.


Use this form to submit your launches: http://www.arhab.org/hab_launch_form.php


Good Luck!

73s -- Keith, WA0TJT 

Source directe :   ARHAB  USA
From  :  f6agv (AT)  free.fr

Chronique Hebdomadaire Ecouteurs- SWL d'OC et Auditeurs de Radiodiffusion S08 du 25/02/2015

Bonjour les Amis de la Radio,

Voici votre Chronique Hebdomadaire  Ecouteurs- SWL  d'OC et Auditeurs de
Radiodiffusion S08 du 25/02/2015
Nous vous en souhaitons une bonne réception et diffusion sur le net.

Pour les Radioclubs et les Radioamateurs vous pouvez en faire la diffusion
sur les Ondes.

Afin de diffuser vos manifestations (DMF, DFCF, Expéditions, vos activités
de vacances ou dans les écoles, vous pouvez nous envoyer vos informations!)

N'HESITEZ PAS, ENVOYEZ VOS INFOS SERONT DIFFUSEES SUR NOTRE SITE DE NEWS!

88 de Cindy F-20711 et 73 de Jacques F-20710
Les sites de l’Association :

http://www.radioamateurs.news.sciencesfrance.fr/    site de News

http://www.radioamateurs.anrpfd.sciencesfrance.fr/ Site associatif

http://www.sciencesfrance.fr/                                  Portail de l’Association sur le Web

Source directe  :   ANRPFD
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mardi 24 février 2015

Radio amateurs from Poland created a diploma commemorating the SSTV activity from the International Space Station on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of Juri Gagarin's birthday

SSTV diploma

Radio amateurs from Poland created a diploma commemorating the SSTV activity from the International Space Station on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of Juri Gagarin's birthday. This homage to the first man in space coincides with the 85th anniversary of the Polish Amateur Radio Union (PZK), established February 24th, 1930. A photo of the diploma is included in the series of pictures transmitted from the International Space Station.

If you wish to receive a printed version of the individual commemorative diploma with your name, surname and call sign, we cordially invite you to share your images received from the ISS. For this purpose please upload received images to the website

http://www.spaceflightsoftware.com/ARISS_SSTV/index.php

and e-mail a report to the coordinator (address e-mail is below) with your working conditions, equipment and antennas, used for reception of the signals from, the ISS. Please mention your first and last names, your call sign and your locator. Some published photos will possibly be used in the future for an educational purpose.  If you publish pictures on the page above you agree with this.

From Polish stations we expect a complete audio record (containing the SSTV signal and the background noise as well) of the whole ISS pass over the station. It would be great to receive a similar report from all participants, but this is not required. However, if you decide to share audio, please put a time stamp at the end of the recording, with a precision up to 1 second, e g  23:51:54 UTC.

Reports are to be sent to koordynator.ariss@gmail.com. As subject please mention SSTV3ISS [YOUR CALLSIGN] [LOCATOR].

If you capture and post the picture of the Polish diploma, you can ask for a special QSL card commemorating the 85th anniversary of PZK. For this purpose, please send a separate request to koordynator.ariss@gmail.com. As subject please mention QSL1RS0ISS [YOUR CALLSIGN].

QSL cards and certificates will be sent via QSL bureau. If you wish to receive them via traditional mail or if you are not served by a QSL bureau, please send an empty self-addressed envelope and two IRC (international reply coupons) to:

Zespol Szkol Technicznych
ARISS
ul. Poznanska 43
63-400 Ostrow Wielkopolski
Poland

We are looking forward to your reports and requests until March 4th at 23:59 UTC.

73,

Jurek Jakubowski SP7CBG
President of the Polish Amateur Radio Union

Piotr Skrzypczak SP2JMR
Armand Budzianowski SP3QFE
Slawomir Szymanowski SQ3OOK

Source directe :SP7CBG
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samedi 21 février 2015

SSTV TRANSMISSION FROM INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION du 21 au 23 février 2015

SSTV TRANSMISSION FROM INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION


Continuous SSTV transmission was planned from Saturday 21 February at about 10.00 UTC till Monday 23  February 21.30 UTC.
Due to onboard activities, the transmission is differed.
It will possibly take place Sunday and Monday.

It is expected that 12 different photos will be sent on 145.800 MHz FM, using the SSTV mode PD180, with 3 minutes off periods between transmissions.


One of the photos will show the commemorative diploma created by PZK, the national Polish Amateur Radio society, on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the birth of first cosmonaut J.A.Gagarine. More about this diploma in due time.


The equipment used will be the Kenwood D710 transceiver located in the Russian Service Module.


73,


Gaston Bertels - ON4WF
ARISS-Europe chairman
Source directe :   ARISS
From : f6agv (at) free.fr

jeudi 19 février 2015

AMATEUR RADIO HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOONING LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENTS au 19 février 2015

AMATEUR RADIO HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOONING
LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2015-02-21 @ 07:15 MST

Edge of Space Sciences
To Launch: EOSS-204
Website:http://www.eoss.org/
APRS.FI: AE0SS-11, K0SCC-11
Telemetry: APRS: 144.340Mhz,DF K0SCC-11 147.42 MHz
Site: Windsor, CO
Coords: 40.4737, -104.962  Grid: DN70ML
Contact: Mike Manes mrmanes@gmail.com
QRZ: AE0SS
NOAA LASP Temperature Profiler Test. Wx date: Sun 22 Feb 15

2015-02-25 @ 08:00 CET

Analyse Mechatronischer Systeme Industrie
To Launch: Stroke-1

Website:http://www.amesys.de
APRS.FI: DK0TUI-11
Telemetry: APRS: 144.800Mhz,
Site: http://www.mb.fh-jena.de/page/de/fachgebiete/mechatronik/studium/stroke
Coords: 50.9177, 11.5677  Grid: JO50SW
Contact: Joe Grabow grabow@amesys.de
QRZ: DK0TUI
Payload:camera3-axis MEMS acceleration measurement system

2015-04-19 @ 10:00 EST

Trident Amateur Radio Club
To Launch: PSA-1

Website:http://www.tridenthams.org
APRS.FI: N4EE-11, W4DAX-11
Telemetry: APRS: 144.390Mhz,
Site: Ridgeville, South Carolina
Coords: 33.1083, -80.3108  Grid: EM93UC
Contact: Tom Lufkin wa4dax@hotmail.com
QRZ: WA4DAX
The Trident Amateur Radio Club (Tom Lufkin) is hosting this launch for students at the Palmetto Scholars Academy (Kel lye Voigt). The students have designed sophisticated experiments involving a variety of metals. The experiments are managed in flight by an Arduino microcontroller programmed by the students. The Arduino samples each metal and logs conductivity, temperature and pressure throughout the flight.

Visit us at http://arhab.org for more information.


Use this form to submit your launches: http://www.arhab.org/hab_launch_form.php


Good Luck!

73s -- Keith, WA0TJT 

Source directe :  ARHAB USA 
From :  f6agv (AT) free.fr

SSTV TRANSMISSION FROM INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION du 21 AU 23 février 2015

THIS WEEKEND: SSTV TRANSMISSION FROM INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

Continuous SSTV transmission is planned from Saturday 21 February at about 10.30 UTC till Monday 23  February 21.30 UTC.

It is expected that 12 different photos will be sent on 145.800 MHz FM, using the SSTV mode PD180, with 3 minutes off periods between transmissions.

One of the photos will show the commemorative diploma created by PZK, the national Polish Amateur Radio society, on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the birth of first cosmonaut J.A.Gagarine. More about this diploma in due time.

The equipment used will be the Kenwood D710 transceiver located in the Russian Service Module.

73,

Gaston Bertels - ON4WF
ARISS-Europe chairman
Source directe :  ARISS
From : f6agv (AT) free.fr

dimanche 15 février 2015

Bulletin National Hebdomadaire de l'ANRPFD S07 du 13/02/2015

Bonjour à tous Amis Radioamateurs, Ecouteurs-SWL et Auditeurs de
Radiodiffusion

Voici le Bulletin National Hebdomadaire de l'ANRPFD S07 du 13/02/2015!


Bulletin National Hebdomadaire ANRPFD-S-07-13/02/2015!
<http://www.radioamateurs.news.sciencesfrance.fr/?p=55354>


Vous trouverez une liste des activités et manifestations nationales en cours
ou à venir!

Nous vous en souhaitons une bonne lecture sur les Ondes et diffusion sur le
Net!

Pour les Radioclubs et Radioamateurs vous pouvez en faire la diffusion sur
les Ondes.

Afin de diffuser vos manifestations (DMF, DFCF, Expéditions, vos activités
de vacances ou dans les écoles, vous pouvez nous envoyer vos informations!

N'HESITEZ PAS VOS INFOS SERONT DIFFUSEES SUR NOTRE SITE DE NEWS!

Vos QSL à disposition au Bureau et Service QSL National de l'ANRPFD

http://www.radioamateurs.news.sciencesfrance.fr/?page_id=35860

73 QRO à tous et 88 aux YL de Jacques F6HBN. Président de l'ANRPFD

Les sites de l’Association :

http://www.radioamateurs.news.sciencesfrance.fr/ site de News

http://www.radioamateurs.anrpfd.sciencesfrance.fr/Site associatif

http://www.sciencesfrance.fr/ Portail ANRPFD

Source directe : ANRPFD  merci
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