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Fri 25-Apr 20:22 UTC
20:22 NA1SS (Jonny Kim KJ5HKP) - 58 deg - KK6OAK (Morgan Hill, California)
AOS: 17:22:58 UTC
RX: 145.800 MHz - FM over USA

School Information:
Oakwood School is an independent school in Morgan Hill, California, serving 660 students in preschool through high school. We are thrilled and honored to have been selected for this ARISS contact. This event represents a milestone for our students and our entire community as we inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators.
Located in the South San Francisco Bay Area, Oakwood is just a short drive away from the California coast, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley. Our hometown of Morgan Hill is known for its scenic hills, agricultural heritage, and year-round mild climate, creating the perfect setting for learning and exploration.
At Oakwood, we believe in a well-rounded education that nurtures curiosity and creativity. Our students engage in diverse programs in performing and visual arts, science and engineering, athletics, social-emotional wellness, and rigorous college-preparatory courses. These programs are led by passionate experts who inspire and guide students to reach their full potential. Our core values—respect, service, honesty, kindness, citizenship, and dignity—empower our students to become compassionate and responsible individuals ready to contribute meaningfully to the world around them.
We are proud to report that last year, Oakwood’s student-built CubeSat, NyanSat, was selected to be launched into space as part of NASA’s CubeSat Launch Initiative. Oakwood was the only high school team to be selected alongside top-tier universities and a NASA space flight center. NyanSat is designed and built by students in our high school Spacecraft Systems Engineering program and develops groundbreaking technology, including payloads to determine the orbits of other CubeSats more precisely and for acoustic spacecraft mapping. This project highlights Oakwood's commitment to providing students with opportunities for unbridled exploration and discovery.
This ARISS contact is another step forward in Oakwood’s mission to cultivate thinkers, creators, and innovators on Earth, and beyond.

Students First Names & Questions:
1. Anais (ah-nay-EES, High School): How do you maintain your mental health during these long missions?
2. Izzy (2nd Grade): Where is your favorite place in the International Space Station?
3. Jake (High School): What is an interesting piece of equipment on the ISS that we probably don't know about?
4. Annabelle (Middle School): Did you ever doubt whether you could become an astronaut?
5. Kayden (High School): What is the first thing you will do when you get back on the ground?
6. Ben (1st Grade): When did you first feel like a real astronaut?
7. Porter (High School): After returning to Earth, what do you think you will miss the most about being in space?
8. Ethan (High School): Has being in space changed how you feel about Earth and how small we are as humans?
9. Kolton (4th Grade): What controls and buttons are really important on the ISS?
10. Aakash (High School): How do you maintain a consistent sleep schedule with more than one sunrise each day?
11. Robin (High School; Asked by Anais): If you could give a message to your high school self, what would it be?
12. Arianna (5th Grade; Asked by Izzy): Is space scary?
13. Wesley (5th Grade; Asked by Jake): What do you specialize in and how did this help you to become an astronaut?
14. Gwyneth (3rd Grade; Asked by Annabelle): What experiments are you assisting with on the ISS?
15. Casey (4th grade; Asked by Kayden): Why does the ISS have over 50 computers?
16. Sophie (Middle School; Asked by Ben): When did your passion start for space?
17. Joshua (High School; Asked by Porter): Did you bring anything to the ISS and if so what did you bring?
18. Leanna (3rd Grade; Asked by Ethan): What do you do if there is a medical emergency?
19. Willow (2nd Grade; Asked by Kolton): When you look down on Earth, what do you feel?
20. Surina (4th Grade; Asked by Aakash): What is the hardest thing to do in zero gravity that you can do on earth without thinking?
20:22 - 20:22 Oakwood School, 105 John Wilson Way, Morgan Hill, CA 95037, USA
Fri 2-May 16:47 UTC
16:47 NA1SS (Jonny Kim KJ5HKP) - 56 deg - ZP5DBI (Luque, Paraguay)
AOS: 13:47:15 UTC
RX: 145.800 MHz - FM over South America

School Information:
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Students First Names & Questions:
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16:47 - 16:47 Pan American International School, Calle América esq. 2da.Capital de la República, America, Luque 110915, Paraguay

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