ANZEL Multimode VoIP / RoIP Network - ARISS Upcoming Contact

Updated: 3rd May, 2024

ANZEL Multimode Network

EchoLink HAM 69556, AOTEAROA 256883, WALES 485040, MEGANETS 637329, SWDG 676659, NEWPORT 958488, M17-432 H, M17-WAL H, M17-SWD H, AllStar 49903, 48820, 52284, IRLP 9556, DVNZ D-Star XLX299-H, TGIF TG 50556, FreeDMR 50556, YSF Reflector 50556, Extended Freedom SIP 499814 and Hamshack Hotline 94144

Welcome Back to ARISS VK contacts on the ANZEL Multimode Network for 2024

The ANZEL Multimode Network's next live scheduled ARISS contact is on Saturday 4th May, 2024 @ 10:28:24 UTC

The ANZEL Multimode Network is the only Multimode Network that takes a direct ARISS audio feed. ARISS (Amateur Radio on the International Space Station) - VK Team.

Any stations that would like to take the audio feed or just listen in can simply connect directly to the following.

EchoLink *HAM* 69556, *AOTEAROA* 256883, *WALES* 485040, *MEGANETS* 637329, *SWDG* 676659, *NEWPORT* 958488, M17-432 H, M17-WAL H, M17-SWD H, AllStar 49903, 48820, 52284, IRLP 9556, DVNZ D-Star XLX299-H, TGIF TG 50556, FreeDMR 50556, YSF Reflector 50556, Extended Freedom SIP 499814 and Hamshack Hotline 94144.

Callback to follow the ARISS contact, so Please Check in with John VK3HJQ, all check-ins are forwarded to NASA for collation.

School Information:

Whilst steeped in tradition as one of the oldest Secondary Schools in Queensland, Bundaberg State High School symbolises and exemplifies excellence in public school education. Our students are surrounded by possibility and opportunity in many diverse and enriched programs, which provide all students with the opportunity to perform to the best of their ability in academic, sporting and cultural pursuits.
The school’s values of being respectful, responsible, safe and committed are the foundation of student expectations. They are reflected in our standing within the local community, as well as the school’s motto, “Through hard work, the stars.”

As well as student achievement, wellbeing is a fundamental part of our school. Our supportive and inclusive approach to education, which incorporates our international program, provides the opportunity for students to become successful global citizens who can also contribute to the local community.
Our school recognises the Taribelang Bunda, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang and Bailai peoples as the traditional custodians of the land.

Students First Names & Questions:

1. Emily (12): What are the training requirements before going to space?

2. Ewan (15): How fast do you have to travel to go through Earth’s atmosphere and how did you feel when you were first taking off into space?

3. Georgia (12): How do you manoeuvre in and outside of the ISS given there is no gravity?

4. Quinn (12): What generic things are surprisingly more difficult to do up there than down here on earth?

5. Holly (12): What do you have to eat in space and have you noted any changes in your digestive system since your arrival on ISS?

6. Dakota (13): How many hours are you awake for in the international space station every day and how does the crew sleep at night with the very low gravity?

7. Oliver (16): What is the current mission, tasks and research being completed on the ISS?

8. Swarith (15): What’s the most profound revelation you’ve had while looking at the stars?

9. Amita (13): What tasks are you doing immediately after talking with us?

10. Swarith (15): Can you describe the moment you first saw Earth from space?

11. Georgia (12): Do you have sense of direction in space and do you look up or down at Earth?

12. Ewan (15): How long have you been on the International Space Station and how much longer will you stay there, also do we know how long is it safe to be in space for?