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S-a mai dus o luna.
A fost una buna.
Si mi-am luat un caine.

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Fri 18-Oct 12:12 UTC
12:12 OR4ISS (Nick Hague KG5TMV) - 42 deg - IQ3RW (Fossò, Italy)
<b>AOS</b>: 09:12:01 UTC <br>RX: <b>145.800 MHz</b> - FM over Europe<br>webstream: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/7ET5KQB2LGg?si=4YtA4Nw3Qc7LVy6O">https://www.youtube.com</a><br><br><b>School Information:<br></b>The Lucrezia Corner Institute in Fossò, in the province of Venice, is a school dedicated to the comprehensive development of young people.<br>Here, students not only learn academic subjects but also participate in fun and engaging activities.<br>With a passionate team of teachers, the institute strives to create a welcoming and stimulating environment where every student can discover their interests and prepare for the future.<br><br><b>Students First Names & Questions:<br></b>1. Sophie: Which sensations do you feel in the ISS?<br>2. Erika: How long was your longest journey in space?<br>3. Afaf: What kind of sounds/noises are there in space?<br>4. Giordano: How do you preserve muscle strength and bone mass on the ISS?<br>5. Nicolo': What happens if, during a spacewalk, an astronaut accidentally loses the grip?<br>6. Andrea: What happens if a crew member gets sick? How do you heal him?<br>7. Ginevra: Which school did you attend to become an astronaut?<br>8. Alessandro: How many degrees are there in space?<br>9. Riccardo: What's your typical daily routine?<br>10. Matteo: How do you distinguish which part of the day it is, since in space it's dark all around?<br>11. Pierluigi: Do you miss family and friends while on the ISS?<br>12. Nicole: What was the most fascinating discovery you did on the ISS?<br>13. Silvia: How do you manage your daily activities in space like washing yourself, toilet and eating?<br>14. Francesca: What was the strangest experiment that you have done?<br>15. Pablo: Why haven't we gone back again to the Moon since 1972?<br>16. Alberto: How do you prevent floating around while working on the ISS?<br>17. Sophie: How many times have you been in space so far?<br>18. Erika: Did you discover any life forms in space?<br>19. Afaf: Can animals be brought on the ISS?<br>20. Giordano: How do you divide tasks on the ISS?
12:12 - 12:12 Istituto Comprensivo Elena Lucrezia Corner, Viale Caduti Via Fani, 8, 30030 Fossò VE, Italy
Fri 18-Oct 20:02 UTC
20:02 NA1SS (Don Pettit KD5MDT) - 63 deg - (TB) K6DUE (Torreon. Mexico)
<u></u>AOS: 17:02:04 UTC<br>RX:<b> 145.800 MHz </b>- FM over USA<br><b><br>School Information: <br></b>Ladies and gentlemen, this is Colegio Cervantes.<br>Located in northern Mexico, in Torreón Coahuila, heart of “La Laguna”, our institution has an 84-year legacy of academic excellence, raising future leaders.<br>Over the years, our students have become STEM leaders. Our Robotics project has developed and empowered our students, who have competed in national and international tournaments, winning some of the most prestigious awards.<br>Gathered here today, with over 1,600 Early Childhood to 12th grade students, as well as our faculty and admin staff; we will witness this incredible experience with the international Space Station as one more empowering and motivating activity for our community.<br>We thank all those who have made this inspiring event a reality. We are very excited to start the live stream!<br><b><br>Students First Names & Questions:<br></b>1. Alan (9): What is the greatest benefit that humanity has obtained from space exploration?<br>2. Keyla (10): What will be NASA’s next mission?<br>3. Kevin (11): What is the distance that the rocket or spacecraft needs to reach after launching to separate and keep flying freely into space?<br>4. Leonardo (10): What is the most marvelous thing that you have experienced in space?<br>5. Damian (10): Is there any activity made by robots in the international space station?<br>6. Felipe (9): What happens when an astronaut gets sick while in space?<br>7. Victoria (10): What is the most wonderful thing about being an astronaut?<br>8. Santino (12): If the station orbits 16 times a day and its days only last 60 minutes and its nights 30 minutes, how do you manage to sleep?<br>9. Melissa (14): What type of research are you working on at the moment? <br>10. Lucia (14): Can you describe what is it like to do a spacewalk?<br>11. Daniel (12): Since your missions are very risky, what do you feel when looking down at Earth from space, knowing that you might not return?<br>12. Niza (13): What is the most ambitious project that NASA is currently working on?<br>13. Natalia (13): What has been the most difficult and the happiest experience you have had in a space mission?<br>14. Alberich (17): Where do you think the future of humanity is heading? In terms of exploration, where are we going next?<br>15. Fernando (17): How do you prepare physically and psychologically for space missions?<br>16. Cristina (17): I have heard that if something happened on Earth, we would go to Mars. Why Mars? What conditions does that planet have that would make it possible for us to live there?<br>17. Victoria (16): Has your perspective on Earth and life changed after being in space?
20:02 - 20:13 Antonio Cervantes College Campus Vigata Simo, Calz José Vasconcelos 545, Exhacienda los Ángeles, 27276 Torreón, Coah., Mexico

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