Great news! The SSTV Series 34 event will run until Monday. That's an extra day to get your decodes in.
Check the graphic for the planned start and end times. Then watch the for passes starting Thursday!
From first student contacts with astronauts aboard the ISS to reaching learners around the world, the ARISS and NASA partnership has inspired generations through STEM education and amateur radio.
Today, ARISS is pleased to announce the signing of a new 4-year Space Act Agreement with NASA, building on a partnership that began in 2000 with the International Space Station's first educational payload.
Together, we'll continue creating opportunities for students and life long learners to connect with space exploration and discover the possibilities of STEM.
Congratulations to Augusta University Amateur Radio Club, WA4AUG, for having their Professor, Anthony, NR1Z, rove for them and earn them @amsat Rover Award #097. Rovers Keep On Rov'in
Congratulations to Jim, WD5GRW. He earned the @amsat VUCC/r #21 for working from 111 grids other than from his home grid. That is a lot of driving. Rovers Keep on Rov'in
Today is the last day to take advantage of early bird pricing for the 2026 AMSAT Symposium & Annual General Meeting. Register today and save! https://t.co/fosLDcHcM8
Congratulations to Frank, KJ7DZ, who decided to apply for a few @amsat awards. Satellite Communicator Club Award, Satellite Communication Achievement #660, Satellite Sexagesimal Award #204, Satellite Century Award #64 and South Africa Communication Achievement Award # US262.
Our friends at @NASA have a terrific podcast that talks to an educator about how they got involved in the ARISS program.
Look for S1 E241 of "Houston, We Have a Podcast" on your favorite app!