ISS Research on Twitter: "From ham radio calls to the space station to student competitions, the @Space_Station provides a platform for a number of educational programs that help inspire the next generation.
Kenwood Radio on ISS
Ham Radio Links to Earth for Lonely Space Station Astronauts
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Got a Ham Radio? Call an Astronaut | Air & Space Magazine| Smithsonian Magazine
File:ISS-22 Maxim Suraev conducts a ham radio session.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
AMSAT-UK on Twitter: "RT @ISS_Research: The ISS Ham Radio takes #WorldRadioDay2023 off planet! Astronauts have used the @Space_Station amateur radio to answer…" / Twitter
How to hear the ISS | AMSAT-UK
Amateur Radio Enthusiast Makes Contact With The International Space Station : ScienceAlert
How to hear the ISS | AMSAT-UK
8-year-old girl chats with ISS astronaut using ham radio | CNN
8-year-old girl chats with ISS astronaut using ham radio | CNN
NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy on the ISS receives a call from Canadian students using a ham radio | Daily Mail Online
HamTV on the ISS | AMSAT-UK
Living in space can get lonely. What helps? Talking to random people over ham radio - Los Angeles Times
New video highlights ARISS contact with Airdrie Space Science Club – Radio Amateurs of Canada
ISS Ham Radio
How to hear the ISS | AMSAT-UK
Amateur Radio on the International Space Station - ARISS | NASA
How to 'Make That Call': #TalkToTim on the ISS - UK Space Agency blog
Space Station Astronauts Ham it Up to Inspire Student Scientists | NASA
How to listen to the International Space Station | The SWLing Post
NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy on the ISS receives a call from Canadian students using a ham radio | Daily Mail Online
Amateur Radio on the International Space Station - ARISS | NASA
International Space Station amateur radio 'ARISS' system updated for the first time in 20 years - GIGAZINE
27 July 2018, Herrenberg, Germany: An amateur radio operator at the Schickhardt secondary school during a skype session with ESA astronaut Gerst who is currently stationed atop the international space station ISS.
Contact the ISS - ARISS
ESA - Space Station's radio amateurs rewarded
