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Mon 11-Nov 13:50 UTC
13:50 RSØISS - SSTV activity
<u></u><u></u><u></u><u></u><p>Please note that the ARISS SSTVEvent currently in operation, will be experiencing planned interruptions as noted in the list below:<br><br>Wednesday, Nov. 13 – Progress Test<br>Off: 12:35 UTC - On: 13:15 UTC<br><br>Thursday, Nov. 14 – Soyuz Test<br>Off: 09:05 UTC - On: 09:30 UTC<br><br>Friday, Nov. 15 – Contact with Virginia, USA<br>Off: 17:05 UTC - On: 19:00 UTC<br><br>Saturday, Nov. 16 – Contact with Ontario, Canada<br>Off: 17:55 UTC - On: 19:30 UTC<br><br>ARISS is planning a Slow Scan Television (SSTV) experiment from the International Space Station, scheduled to start on Monday, November 11 at 11:50 GMT and running until Monday, November 18 at 13:40 GMT. There will be an interruption <span>during scheduled school contacts</span><span> on Friday, </span><span>November 15 and Saturday 16</span><span> for planned school contacts.</span></p><p>The SSTV transmissions will be made using the amateur radio station in the ISS Service Module. The transmission frequency will be <b>145.800 MHz FM</b>, using SSTV mode <b>PD120</b>.<br>The ISS callsign will be RS0ISS.</p><p>The transmissions will consist of 12 imagesfeaturing activities from the 2024 40<sup>th </sup>Anniversary Celebrating Amateur Radio in Human Spaceflight. If you are a past participant in our SSTV events, please note that we will be using our newly updated gallery at <u><a href="https://ariss-usa.org/ARISS_SSTV/" target="_blank">https://ariss-usa.org/ARISS_SSTV/</a></u>.<br><br>ARISS hasa new way to request a special certificate. When participants successfullyreceive at least one image and submit it at the new gallery, participants will be moved to a thank-you page. There, a person can read text about dataprotection, and press the button that says "I agree," and receive an email intwo weeks or sooner with a certificate. If a person submits additional images,the thank-you page tells them they have already asked for a certificate.</p><u></u><u></u><u></u><u></u>
Sat 16-Nov 20:17 UTC
20:17 OR4ISS (Sunita Williams KD5PLB) - 53 deg - (TB) IK1SLD (Ontario, Canada)
<b>AOS</b>: 18:17:04 UTC <br>RX: <b>145.800 MHz</b> - FM over Europe<br><br><b>School Information:<br></b>Scouting in Canada began in 1907, inspired by Robert Baden-Powell's Boy Scouts movement in the UK. Scouting came to Canada in early 1908 with three troops established almost simultaneously. Throughout the decades, Scouting has adapted to societal changes, introducing programs focusing on environmental stewardship, leadership, and inclusivity. Today, Scouts Canada serves thousands of youths, fostering community spirit and personal development through outdoor activities, camps, and community service, remaining a vital part of Canadian culture.<br>Cottam, Ontario, has a rich Scouting tradition, with local groups actively participating in the broader Scouts Canada movement. Our 2nd Cottam Scouting group emphasizes our local heritage, incorporating outdoor skills like camping, hiking, canoeing along with other key elements of youth development, like community service leadership to help develop well-rounded youth better prepared for success in the world, which is our Scouting mission. As well, we have invited neighbouring Scouting Groups to attend as well with families.<br>Local Scouts frequently participate in regional camps and activities, building friendships and skills that last a lifetime, rooted in the values of teamwork and respect for nature.<br><br><b>Students First Names & Questions:<br></b>1. Emma: Have you seen any aliens in space?<br>2. Kasey: What is their favourite planet?<br>3. Atlas: How many stars are there in the universe?<br>4. Max: What do you eat and how do you cook in space?<br>5. Marshall: How did you become an astronaut?<br>6. Thomas: What can you see from outer space? Can you see Lake Erie?<br>7. James: How do you get back from the ISS?<br>8. Finn: Have you been to the moon?<br>9. Sierra: How long does it take to get to space?<br>10. Andrew: How long do your air tanks last?<br>11. Lucas: Have you found any life on Mars yet?<br>12. Tyson: How much schooling does it take to be an astronaut?<br>13. Rolly: Can you see more constellations from space?<br>14. Lyndon: How much does a black hole weigh?<br>15. Anothony: How cold is it in space?<br>16. Scouters Beavers: What is your favorite sci-fi movie? Are there any that annoy you?<br>17. Scouters Cubs: What are you studying in the space station?<br>18. Scouter Scouts: Do you believe we ever will be to travel through space infinite distances in milliseconds?
20:17 - 20:28 Cottam, Ontario, Canada

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