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TV ARISS Polska

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TV ARISS w Polsce.

Ważne daty / Important dates

  • Łączność będzie prawdopodobnie w środę, 2 IX 2020. Wydarzenie rozpocznie się już po godzinie 14:00 czasu lokalnego.
    The event will be probably start on 2 September, 2020 (Wed) after 12:00 UTC.

Film wyjaśniający jak realizowana jest łączność ze stacją kosmiczną / The movie that explains how is it possible thanks to the amateur HAM radio students can participate in the questions & answers (Q/A) session to an astronaut in space.

Komunikaty o łączności/ Information about the event!

The KMO Kolska Wyspa, Koło, Poland, telebridge via VK6MJ. An International Space Station school contact has been planned for Cris Cassidy, KF5KDR (NA1SS) with students from three schools in Poland. Contact is go for Wed 2020-09-02 12:58:11 UTC 75 deg.

Komunikat PZK / Information by Polish Amateur Radio Union

KOMUNIKAT Polskiego Związku Krótkofalowców NR 34/2020 z dnia 26 sierpnia 2020 r.

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5. 21 łączność radiowa uczniów z Polski z astronautą na stacji kosmicznej, realizowana dzięki ARISS
Na 2 września 2020 na 14:00 czasu lokalnego w Polsce zaplanowane jest rozpoczęcie wydarzenia związanego z łfącznością radiową z astronautą przebywającym w czasie połączenia w kosmosie na Międzynarodowej Stacji Kosmicznej. Łączność z uczniami z Polski ma rozpocząć się o godzinie 12:58:11 UTC, czyli 14:58:11 czasu lokalnego w Polsce. Astronauta Chris Cassidy, KF5KDR posługując się znakiem NA1SS ma odpowiadać w j. angielskim na pytania uczniów z trzech szkół w ramach KMO Kolska Wyspa. Są to: Szkoła Podstawowa nr 2 im. Adama Mickiewicza w Kole, Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. Kazimierza Wielkiego w Kole oraz Szkoła Podstawowa im. Powstańców Styczniowych w Brdowie. Łączność ma być realizowana dzięki naziemnej radioamatorskiej stacji satelitarnej VK6MJ w Australii. Informacje o ewentualnym udostępnieniu na żywo strumienia dŸwięku lub wideo nie są jeszcze znane. Najnowsze informacje będą zamieszczane na stronie: https://ariss.pzk.org.pl/live/
Informacja m.in. na podstawie danych ze stron: https://www.ariss.org/upcoming-contacts.html
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Biuletyn ARISS Europa / Information by Polish Amateur Radio Union

ARISS Telebridge Contact with school in Poland
An ARISS educational school contact is planned for Chris Cassidy KF5KDR with students at the KMO Kolska Wyspa, Koło, Poland.
The contact is scheduled on Wednesday September 2, 2020 at approximately 12.58 UTC, which is 14.58 CEST.
The link to the ISS will be operated by the amateur radio ground station VK6MJ, located in western Australia.
The contact will be web-streamed: hhttps://batc.org.uk/live/vk6mj https://ariss.pzk.org.pl/live
ARISS-Europe News Bulletins are circulated to nearly 3000 subscribers. This bulk of messages is handled by a service provider. The invoices are paid for by AMSAT Belgium, a registered non-profit society. Donations to help cover the cost are highly appreciated. IBAN: BE74 7350 4543 6707 BIC: KREDBEBB AMSAT Belgium vzw-asbl

School Information:
The Klub Młodych Odkrywców (KMO) Kolska Wyspa is a club of teen explorers, which was founded in June 2013. In the past, the club has performed educational programs in cooperation with the Copernicus Science Centre (CNK) in Warsaw. The club has promoted the MoonKAM and the EarthKAM Missions and in cooperation with twelve other clubs of teen explorers in Poland, realized the project "The Earth from the sky" with the exhibition.
Three schools have been selected for the telebridge ARISS school contact:
Adam Mickiewicz Primary School No. 2 (with ~120 students ages 12 to 15) in Koło with Preschool and Sports Departments is a school with nearly 60 years of tradition. Students have the opportunity to take part in many different activities, like the MoonKAM and the EarthKAM Missions and clubs such as the Voluntary Club and the Sports Club "Maratończyk".
Kazimierz Wielki Secondary School (with ~90 students ages 16 to 19) in Kolo is a multidisciplinary school with 140 years of history. The school is famous for the construction of robots like Leonardo, Witek, Lumen or a Mole.
The history of January Insurgents Primary School (with ~60 students ages 12 to 15) in Brdów dates back to the 15th century. Students and teachers participated in an EarthKAM project "SCIENCE-BUS" and "PLANET-BUS", which showed planets, stars and the rest of galaxies. They also participated in a STEAM water-testing chemistry project.

Students First Names and Questions:
1. Anna (17, LO): What do you do when you get ill or injured?
2. Lena (12, SPB): How long did you train before flying into space?
3. Wiktor M. (14, SP2): What kind of fun activities can you do in the state of microgravity?
4. Bartosz (12, SPB): What kind of food do you eat and is it tasty?
5. Marika (15, LO): As fizzy drinks are forbidden in space because of CO2, so what time and how are you going to celebrate the New Year on the ISS?
6. Arkadiusz (14, SP2): Do you use any watches and clocks on the station?
7. Wiktoria (12, SPB): What do you dream about most of all when you are in space?
8. Kamil (17, LO): What kind of spacesuits do you use in outer space?
9. Wiktor W. (15, SP2): What do astronauts feel when a spaceship docks to the ISS?
10. Julia (24, UJ): Is it true that flights in the Crew Dragon are more comfortable than those in the Space Shuttles?
11. Lena (12, SPB): What is the effect of space flight on your body?
12. Anna (17, LO): Do you keep in touch with your family or friends on Earth when you are in space?
13. Wiktor M. (14, SP2): What is the range of temperature inside and outside of the ISS?
14. Bartosz (12, SPB): What do you do in your free time in space?
15. Marika (15, LO): How often do you clean the ISS and why is it so important?
16. Arkadiusz (14, SP2): Where do you have more appetite on Earth or in space?
17. Wiktoria (12, SPB): What kind of books do you read in space?
18. Kamil (17, LO): What kind of research are you doing in space right now?
19. Wiktor W. (15, SP2): What kind of robots do you use in space and what are their applications?
20. Julia (24, UJ): How many times can you see fireworks on Earth to celebrate the New Year’s Eve around the World?

Where:
SPB stands for January Insurgents Primary School in Brdów
LO stands for Kazimierz Wielki Secondary School in Koło
SP2 stand for Adam Mickiewicz Primary School No. 2 in Koło with Preschool and Sports Departments
UJ stands for Jagiellonian University in Kraków


AboutARISS:

Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) is a cooperative venture of international amateur radio societies and the space agencies that support the International Space Station (ISS). In the United States, sponsors are the Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation(AMSAT), the American Radio Relay League (ARRL), the ISS National National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

The primary goal of ARISS is to promote exploration of science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics by organizing scheduled contacts via amateur radio between crew members aboard the ISS and students. Before and during these radio contacts, students, educators, parents, and communities learn about space, space technologies, and amateur radio. For more information, see www.ariss.org.

Gaston Bertels ON4WF

Linki do strumienia wideo/ Stream from the event

Filmy o astronaucie który ma odpowiadać na pytania / Movies about the astronaut, who is going to answer the students' questions.





 

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