[SMCARA] ISS School Contact Today

A.J. Farmer (AJ3U) farmer.aj at gmail.com
Wed Nov 16 10:49:44 EST 2005


Sorry for the late notice.  There is an ISS School contact today:

Hermann Middle School, Hermann, Missouri, USA
Wed 2005-11-16 18:58 UTC (2:58PM EST)

You should be able to listen to the tail end of this contact on from
your home or mobile rig, or your HT (outside).  No special equipment
is required.  Just tune to 145.80 FM and open your squelch.  You
should start hearing the ISS by 3:05PM EST.

Note you will only be able to hear the answers to the questions on the
downlink from the ISS.  Here is the list of questions that will be
asked by the students:

1. How many space-walks have you done, how long were they, and what kind of
work did you do?
2. When you were in elementary school, did you dream of being an astronaut?
3. What courses in school were you good at and how did they help you to
become an astronaut?
4. How do you visit with your families while you are in space?
5. Is it difficult on your body to return to earth after being in space so
long?
6. Have you ever lost any tools in space, if so what tools and what did you
do about it?
7. Do people age the same in space?
8. What training do you have to have to become an astronaut?
9. Do you have an emergency plan to return to earth in case of an accident?
10. What does it feel like when you leave the earth's atmosphere?
11. How is the suit you wear during a space walk different from the one you
use during take-off?
12. Can astronauts land on and mine meteorites?
13. What kinds of foods do you eat in space?
14. Did you feel it to be an honor to be chosen before so many other
Americans to live on the Space Station?
15. How do you sleep in the Space Station?
16. Where do you get your oxygen?
17. What kinds of science do you study in space?
18. What types of things can you take with you to space?
19. How fast does your Space Station travel around the earth?
20. Can you see storms from where you are?

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A.J. Farmer, AJ3U
http://www.aj3u.com


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