5 novembre 2009, 22:51
ARISS contact: Napoli 13 Novembre 16.55
Nuovo appuntamento Italiano per il progetto ARISS venerdì 13 novembre con la Scuola Istituto Salesiano #147;Sacro Cuore#148; Vomero,
Napoli.
Il collegamento sarà  con il comandante della ISS Frank De
Winne e sarà  trasmesso in diretta qui:
http://93.63.4.230:81/cgi-bin/guestimage.html
Di seguito il comunicato di Gaston Bertel e le domande dei ragazzi:
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An Expedition 20 ARISS school contact is planned for ISS Commander Frank De
Winne with participants at Scuola Istituto Salesiano #147;Sacro Cuore#148; Vomero,
Napoli.
The Salesian Institute of Naples (Vomero District) is a religious school of
Salesians, a priest community founded by St. John Bosco.
The students can attend classes from Secondary 1st grade to the High School,
with a specialization in classical, scientific and law-economic-business
studies. There are about 1,000 students, aged 10-18. Besides the regular
courses, they also perform a lot of scientific, cultural, theatre and sports
activities.
The planned Space Talk with ISS astronauts is the conclusion of a long
curriculum organized by several teachers and covering the study of English,
astronomy and physics. The students' interest was captured by presentations
given by amateur radio operators on the history of radio transmissions, radio
equipment, the structure and the scientific goals of the ISS, as well as real
HF radio contacts with amateur radio stations from all over the world.
The enthusiasm of the students, the collaboration with the teachers, the mass
media interest for this great scientific event, is a reference for the city of
Naples and for those who are interested in the development of advanced
techniques.
This direct contact is scheduled on Friday 13 November 2009 at 15:55 UTC, which
is 16:55 CEWT. The downlink signals will be audible over Europe on 145.800MHz
FM.
The audio will expectedly be distributed on *AMSAT* and *JK1ZRW* EchoLink
servers.
Moreover, the video will be distributed real time on
http://93.63.4.230:81/cgi-bin/guestimage.html
Participants will ask as many of following questions as time allows:
1. Lellida: Can you see Italy from the Space Station?
2. Aldo: What natural phenomena on Earth can you observe from Space?
3. Marco: What European experiments are you currently carrying out on the ISS?
4. Enrico: Who pays for all the costs of the ISS project?
5. Basilio: Are you carrying out experiments related to ecology?
6. Carlo: Can you observe thunderstorms on Earth from the Space?
7. Luigi: Is the life on board much different from what you did expect?
8. Tania: What do your family and your friends think about your job?
9. Angelo: Do you communicate with amateur radio operators on Earth in your
leisure time?
10. Marco: We know that you work very hard in space. What do you do to relax ?
11. Mattia: What kind of experiments do you perform in the medical field during
your mission ?
12. Claudio: Is the perception of time on board the same as on Earth?
13. Gabriele: What's the speed of the ISS?
14. Domenico: What would happen if a meteorite came into collision with the
ISS?
15. Emanuele: What is the weight of a spacesuit?
16. Gennaro: How long does it take to complete one orbit around the Earth?
17. Fabrizio: Which kind of energy do you use when you are in the shadow of the
Earth?
18. Federica: What did astonish you most since you have been in Space?
19. Giorgia: How dangerous are space debris for the ISS?
20. Rita: Is it dangerous to pass through the atmosphere before landing?
21. Mattia: Would it be possible to produce artificial gravity on the ISS?
22. Simone: Is it possible to get disoriented inside the ISS?
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IW1DFL
SILVIO - Torino
Napoli.
Il collegamento sarà  con il comandante della ISS Frank De
Winne e sarà  trasmesso in diretta qui:
http://93.63.4.230:81/cgi-bin/guestimage.html
Di seguito il comunicato di Gaston Bertel e le domande dei ragazzi:
-------------------------------------------------------------------
An Expedition 20 ARISS school contact is planned for ISS Commander Frank De
Winne with participants at Scuola Istituto Salesiano #147;Sacro Cuore#148; Vomero,
Napoli.
The Salesian Institute of Naples (Vomero District) is a religious school of
Salesians, a priest community founded by St. John Bosco.
The students can attend classes from Secondary 1st grade to the High School,
with a specialization in classical, scientific and law-economic-business
studies. There are about 1,000 students, aged 10-18. Besides the regular
courses, they also perform a lot of scientific, cultural, theatre and sports
activities.
The planned Space Talk with ISS astronauts is the conclusion of a long
curriculum organized by several teachers and covering the study of English,
astronomy and physics. The students' interest was captured by presentations
given by amateur radio operators on the history of radio transmissions, radio
equipment, the structure and the scientific goals of the ISS, as well as real
HF radio contacts with amateur radio stations from all over the world.
The enthusiasm of the students, the collaboration with the teachers, the mass
media interest for this great scientific event, is a reference for the city of
Naples and for those who are interested in the development of advanced
techniques.
This direct contact is scheduled on Friday 13 November 2009 at 15:55 UTC, which
is 16:55 CEWT. The downlink signals will be audible over Europe on 145.800MHz
FM.
The audio will expectedly be distributed on *AMSAT* and *JK1ZRW* EchoLink
servers.
Moreover, the video will be distributed real time on
http://93.63.4.230:81/cgi-bin/guestimage.html
Participants will ask as many of following questions as time allows:
1. Lellida: Can you see Italy from the Space Station?
2. Aldo: What natural phenomena on Earth can you observe from Space?
3. Marco: What European experiments are you currently carrying out on the ISS?
4. Enrico: Who pays for all the costs of the ISS project?
5. Basilio: Are you carrying out experiments related to ecology?
6. Carlo: Can you observe thunderstorms on Earth from the Space?
7. Luigi: Is the life on board much different from what you did expect?
8. Tania: What do your family and your friends think about your job?
9. Angelo: Do you communicate with amateur radio operators on Earth in your
leisure time?
10. Marco: We know that you work very hard in space. What do you do to relax ?
11. Mattia: What kind of experiments do you perform in the medical field during
your mission ?
12. Claudio: Is the perception of time on board the same as on Earth?
13. Gabriele: What's the speed of the ISS?
14. Domenico: What would happen if a meteorite came into collision with the
ISS?
15. Emanuele: What is the weight of a spacesuit?
16. Gennaro: How long does it take to complete one orbit around the Earth?
17. Fabrizio: Which kind of energy do you use when you are in the shadow of the
Earth?
18. Federica: What did astonish you most since you have been in Space?
19. Giorgia: How dangerous are space debris for the ISS?
20. Rita: Is it dangerous to pass through the atmosphere before landing?
21. Mattia: Would it be possible to produce artificial gravity on the ISS?
22. Simone: Is it possible to get disoriented inside the ISS?
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IW1DFL
SILVIO - Torino
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