Station Spatiale Internationale

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• Q1. What are the current research projects that you have on board the ISS? Which experiment are you carrying out? (non reçue)
• Q2. What skills do you need to become an astronaut and how do you acquire them? (non reçue)
• Q3. What was the most important or most spectacular scientific discovery made on the ISS up to now?
• Q4. What if somebody gets seriously sick?
• Q5. What was your motivation to become an astronaut?
• Q6. What was the most critical situation on the station so far?
• Q7. Can you see our Jamboree site from space and could it help if we shine a laser pen towards the ISS?
• Q8. How do the constellation of the stars change compared to the view from the Earth?
• Q9. How often are you working outside in Space? Is it dangerous?
• Q10. How do you shower in space?
• Q11. Is it possible to see the romantic sunsets from the ISS like from the Earth? Or even polar lights? What about rainbows?
• Q12. What happens, when a meteorite hits the space station?
• Q13. How does the food taste?
• Q14. When you are looking out of the window towards the Earth, do you sometimes think of the insignificance of humanity or of your own person?
• Q15. What is the most annoying thing up there?
• Q16. What are you most excited about, when you are back on Earth? (connexion perdue)
• Q17. How do you experience the day-night-rhythm? (connexion perdue)
• Q18. Do you have plants? (connexion perdue)
• Q19. You've been away from home for a long time. How is that for you? (connexion perdue)
• Q20. What do you miss most? (connexion perdue)

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Contact de test entre IZØJPA et IKØWGF (Francesco De Paolis, responsable ARISS Europe)

Contact ARISS avec l'école Meadows Elementary School, Manhattan Beach, CA. Contact entendu à partir de la question 8. Perdu après la question 18.

• Q1–Q7 : (non entendues)
• Q8. Has the ISS ever been hit by a meteorite?
• Q9. How long does your oxygen tank last when you are on a spacewalk?
• Q10. How many rooms does the ISS have?
• Q11. Does anyone ever get sick with a cold or the flu on the ISS?
• Q12. What do you sleep in at night? Do you have space pajamas?
• Q13. Who inspired you to be an astronaut?
• Q14. What is the one of the most interesting things you have seen when you are in space?
• Q15. What do you do to relax when you are in space?
• Q16. What is the most interesting job you have done on the ISS?
• Q17. What does a sunrise or sunset on Earth look like from space?
• Q18. What is something that you miss about Earth?
• Q19. Can you see stars from the ISS? (non entendue)
• Q20. What does space sound like? Can you hear anything? (non entendue)
• Q21. What should a student study in school to be an astronaut? (non entendue)

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Contact ARISS avec l'école Kugluktuk High School, Nunavut, Canada (télébridge via IK1SLD, Italie). Entendu à partir de Q1. Réception difficile à partir de Q9. Perdu après Q12.

• Q1. How much longer will the space station be in operation?
• Q2. The next space station is planned for a moon orbit, why a moon orbit?
• Q3. What is the longest we can stay in space given the present technology on the ISS?
• Q4. Are there any plans to build gravity modules for the space station?
• Q5. What is the greatest challenge facing you on space station?
• Q6. What is the most important qualification or attribute to seek a career in space?
• Q7. What long term impacts occur to those who stay in space for long periods?
• Q8. What is daily life like on space station – do you follow a schedule?
• Q9. Did you change your diet in preparation for space life?
• Q10. What are the impacts of zero gravity on digestive function?
• Q11. Besides humans, what other life forms do you have on board?
• Q12. How long can the space station last in orbit without rocket boost?
• Q13. Do you ever fly over the Arctic? (non entendue)
• Q14. Does space look different from where you are? (non entendue)

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Contact ARISS avec l'école primaire "21st of May", Podgorica, Monténégro. Entendu à partir de Q1. Perdu après Q12.

• Q1. What happens if a space rock hits the ship and breaks something?
• Q2. Do you have funny moments in non-gravity space?
• Q3. Do you listen to music in space?
• Q4. What did you feel the first time you went to space?
• Q5. How do you take a shower?
• Q6. What will you do if an asteroid is heading to Earth?
• Q7. Can you really see the Great Wall of China from space?
• Q8. Are you afraid something could go wrong with the ship or suits?
• Q9. Is it hard to stay without your loved ones?
• Q10. What happens when gravity pulls you away during a spacewalk?
• Q11. Do you lose weight while orbiting Earth?
• Q12. Do you get along with your partners on the station?
• Q13–Q20 : (non entendues)

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Image SSTV commémorative. L'envoi s'est brutalement arrêté et n'a pas repris les jours suivants.

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Contact ARISS avec le "Fleet Science Center", San Diego, CA. Entendu à partir de Q4. Perdu après Q14.

• Q1–Q3 : (non entendues)
• Q4. Have you ever dealt with malfunctions on board the ISS?
• Q5. What do you like most about the ISS?
• Q6. Is it hard to sleep? What do you dream about?
• Q7. If you get sick on the ISS how do you receive treatment?
• Q8. What does weightlessness feel like?
• Q9. What is a typical day like for you?
• Q10. Do you miss "real" food? What kinds of food do you like on the ISS?
• Q11. Do you get heartburn/acid reflux? How do you deal with that?
• Q12. What is the most interesting thing you have seen aboard the ISS?
• Q13. How much does microgravity affect the experiments?
• Q14. What does the orbital sunrise look like?
• Q15–Q19 : (non entendues)

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Contact ARISS avec la "Tallaght Community School", Dublin (Irlande) et en télébridge avec le "Gymnasium Räddningsgymnasiet Sando", Sandöverken (Suède). Questions impaires : Irlande, paires : Suède.

• Q1. What is your favourite view from the ISS?
• Q2. Do you ever think children will be allowed to travel into space with astronauts?
• Q3. If you had the chance would you change or add anything to the design of the ISS?
• Q4. Is this job the most challenging job you have ever done?
• Q5. What is the longest time you have spent on a spacewalk?
• Q6. Does the ISS have a black box like an aircraft?
• Q7. Who inspired you to become an astronaut?
• Q8. Have space experiments resulted in something useful on Earth?
• Q9. What training did you do to prepare for space walks?
• Q10. Have you ever encountered an anomaly that has baffled you?
• Q11. Did it take your body more time to adjust to Earth's gravity the second time?
• Q12. What education in physics and engineering is required to become an astronaut?
• Q13. When your mission is over what will you miss the most and least?
• Q14. Does your view of life change after seeing Earth from another perspective?
• Q15. Can you tell us about some of the interesting experiments you are conducting?
• Q16. Are you allowed to bring along private things like photos?
• Q17. Is the ISS ever affected by solar radiation surges?
• Q18. Do you use "private" communication channels when talking with your family?
• Q19. Have you had any fun or exhilarating experiences so far on your mission?
• Q20. How does it feel to see Earth from such a distance for the first time?

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Image SSTV récupérée lors de la phase de test précédant l'expérience "MAI-75". Passage bas (46°) expliquant la qualité réduite.

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Image SSTV de l'expérience "MAI-75". Passage à 44°, bonne réception. À l'orbite suivante, l'ISS était visible et émettait encore — rare possibilité de la voir et l'écouter simultanément !

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Contact ARISS avec "Central Magnet Math & Science ES", Batesville, AR (télébridge via IK1SLD, Italie). Passage très bas (24°), mais 9 minutes de réception grâce au nouveau matériel. Notez l'intervention d'un OM maladroit à 4'37".

• Q1. How do astronauts travel to and from the space station?
• Q2. Is your sense of time distorted orbiting Earth every 90 minutes?
• Q3. What is it like to perform an EVA?
• Q4. How do you keep in contact with your family?
• Q5. How do the stars look from the space station?
• Q6. What is it like to transition to micro gravity?
• Q7. What plants are grown on the space station?
• Q8. What inspired you to become an astronaut?
• Q9. What are the experiments you work on aboard?
• Q10. How does the space station get oxygen?
• Q11. Do you crave certain foods while in space?
• Q12. How do you spend your free time on the ISS?
• Q13. Do you play any games, sports or exercise in space?
• Q14. What is your perspective of Earth's weather from space?
• Q15. Are you hopeful astronauts will return to the moon?
• Q16. How long will you be staying on the ISS?
• Q17. What happens to the trash you produce on the ISS?
• Q18. Is it comfortable sleeping in a weightless environment?
• Q19. How do astronauts take care of medical problems in space? (non entendue)
• Q20. What advice can you give for students wishing to become an astronaut? (non entendue)

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Contact ARISS avec "Vilniaus Jono Basanaviciaus Progymnasium", Vilnius, Lituanie (télébridge via LY1BWB). Passage bas (26°) compensé par l'altitude. Enregistrement smartphone perturbé par le vent.

• Q1. Jonas Basanavicius — person of the century in Lithuania. What person would you choose?
• Q2. Can you see Lithuania from your current position?
• Q3. What is your opinion about inflatable habitats tested on the ISS?
• Q4. If you could travel to one of the planets, which would you choose?
• Q5. How does your stay in space differ from what you expected?
• Q6. Are there any disagreements between crewmembers?
• Q7. What extreme situations might be faced on the ISS?
• Q8. What was the first thing you saw through the window of the ISS?
• Q9. Who would you be if you were not an astronaut?
• Q10. If you could talk to someone from the past, who would it be?
• Q11. What annoys you the most on the ISS?
• Q12. Is the silence in space deeper than on Earth?
• Q13. How do you relax in space?
• Q14. Have you ever seen space junk colliding?
• Q15. Which is scarier: ascending or landing?
• Q16. According to which time zone do you celebrate New Year?
• Q17. How do paper planes fly in the space station?
• Q18. What is going to be your first meal when you come back?
• Q19. Do you use lasers made in Lithuania in your work? (non entendue)
• Q20. How long does it take you to catch up with fashion? (non entendue)

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Passage visible dans le ciel du soir, cadre montagneux hivernal. Enregistrement téléphone (bruit de vent). Hommage au site ISS Fan Club qui a fermé après 17 ans.

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Contact ARISS avec "Mildred Hall School", Yellowknife, NT, Canada (télébridge via ON4ISS, Belgique). Passage à 74°. Réponse à Q1 difficilement intelligible. Perdu avant la réponse à Q16.

• Q1. Why is space travel so important to astronauts and other humans?
• Q2. Are you able to fly through the northern lights?
• Q3. How do you see the sun from where you are? Is there a sunrise or sunset?
• Q4. How long can a person stay in space? Does it affect your body?
• Q5. Do you constantly work up there? Do you do anything for fun?
• Q6. What is your favorite thing about being in space?
• Q7. What is the most challenging thing about being in space?
• Q8. Does your hair and nails grow at the same rate in space?
• Q9. If there is an emergency, is there an escape pod?
• Q10. What is gravitational time dilation?
• Q11. How do you keep time in space?
• Q12. Do you think humans will ever live on another planet?
• Q13. What were you thinking when you blasted off?
• Q14. What is the strangest thing you have seen in space?
• Q15. Is it as silent as movies show? Why?
• Q16. What do you miss the most while you are there? (non entendue)

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