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　１１月２９日、３０日にRoy Nealを記念したＩＳＳの運用が計画されています。
amsatのｓａｒｅｘまたはjamsatのjamsat-sarexを購読されている方は既にご存
じですが、ｓａｒｅｘに流れたニュースを転載します。

ＮＡＳＡの予定軌道要素による東京の時間は、下記のようになります。


 Date (UTC)          Time (UTC) of          Azimuth at   Peak  Height  Vis
Orbit
                Rise     Peak      Set     Ris  Pk Set   Elev   at Pk

Sat  29Nov03  05:29:18 05:34:05 05:39:00   202 131  60   25.1     368  DDD
28681
              07:04:57 07:09:51 07:14:46   254 327  39   24.1     363  DDD
28682
              08:43:03 08:46:29 08:50:03   301 344  29    5.8     358  VVN
28683
              10:20:54 10:23:51 10:26:55   330   6  43    3.8     355  NNN
28684
              11:56:41 12:00:58 12:05:16   328  27  85   12.0     357  NNN
28685
              13:32:05 13:37:07 13:42:16   311 194 134   84.1*    360  NNN
28686
              15:09:04 15:12:16 15:15:42   276 236 194    5.3     364  NNN
28687

Sun  30Nov03  04:28:08 04:32:04 04:36:07   178 127  74    9.3     370  DDD
28696
              06:02:26 06:07:28 06:12:37   234 321  46   60.7*    365  DDD
28697
              07:39:41 07:43:44 07:47:54   283 336  31    9.7     360  DDN
28698
              09:18:09 09:20:58 09:23:55   323 358  33    3.6     356  VNN
28699
              10:54:32 10:58:13 11:02:01   331  18  67    7.0     356  NNN
28700
              12:29:48 12:34:43 12:39:45   319  35 114   33.2     359  NNN
28701
              14:05:49 14:10:22 14:14:55   294 230 167   16.6     363  NNN
28702

彼等の起床時間からしますと、２９日１３：３２ＵＴＣや３０日１２：２９ＵＴＣが
可能性が
あるのですが。詳細は、今後のアナウンスに注意して下さい。
なお、アップリンクは１４４．４９ＭＨｚ、ダウンリンクは１４５．８０ＭＨｚで
す。また、
ＱＳＯは、短く終わるようにして下さい。


ARISS International Team News Release:
November 10, 2003

Roy Neal, K6DUE, ISS Commemorative Event Planned by the ARISS team

Our good friend and noted NBC news correspondent Roy Neal, K6DUE (SK), had
a vision---to make amateur radio a permanent feature on human spaceflight
missions.

On November 28, 1983, the first step to Roy's vision was taken with the
launch of the first amateur radio station on the STS-9 Space Shuttle
Columbia mission.  A few days later, Astronaut Owen Garriott, W5LFL. became
the first on-orbit crew member to talk from space.

15 years ago, in October 1988, the Russian Amateur Radio team, led by
Sergej Samburov, RV3DR and Larry Agabekov, UA6HZ/N2WW, launched and
deployed the first amateur radio station on Mir.  On November 12, 1988 at
the AMSAT-NA symposium in Washington DC, Leo Labutin, UA3CR (SK), started
amateur radio operations by communicating with cosmonaut Musa Manorov,
U2MIR on-board Mir.  Soon thereafter, hams all over the globe were talking
with the cosmonauts and astronauts  through the Mir amateur radio station.

The first amateur radio communications from the ISS started 3 years ago
this month.  On November 13, 2000, from the ISS, Sergei Krikalev, U5MIR and
Bill Shepherd, KD5GSL, could be heard talking to the ham radio teams
located at the Energia amateur radio station, R3K, in Russia and the
Goddard ISS ground station, NN1SS in the USA.  Roy's vision was suddenly
realized with the deployment and first operation of a permanent amateur
radio station on ISS.

To commemorate Roy Neal's vision and dedication to the development of
amateur space communications, the ARISS International team will be
sponsoring a special event activity with the ISS crew.  We have requested
that the ISS Expedition crew communicate with ground-based radio amateurs
during the weekend of November 29-30.  Those who contact the ISS by voice
or packet during this weekend and through December 2003 will be eligible
for a special anniversary event certificate.

Please remember the ARISS frequencies:
Voice and Packet Downlink: 145.80 (Worldwide)
Voice Uplink: 144.49 for Regions 2 and 3 (The Americas, and the Pacific)
Voice Uplink: 145.20 for Region 1 (Europe, Central Asia and Africa)
  Packet Uplink: 145.99 (Worldwide)

Please keep all contacts short as others will want to work the special
event.

Specifics on QSL verification and certificate distribution will be provided
in a follow-on news bulletin.

On behalf of the ARISS International Team, we congratulate the
international amateur radio community on these exceptional accomplishments
and commemorate Roy Neal, K6DUE for his vision and tremendous support to
ARISS team.

73,

Frank Bauer, KA3HDO
Sergej Samburov, RV3DR


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