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astronauts' daily activities and what it is like in space. Students also have had the opportunity to communicate via video when the shuttles have had suitable equipment. Teachers have found out about how to link their classes with the SAREX program through the Amateur Radio in Space Guide distributed by NASA.
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Most amateur radio operators used SAREX to speak with licensed astronauts during their down times. SAREX, however, has been very educational for young students from kindergarten to fifth grade involved in a program similar to young astronauts, in which elementary school children learn about
101:(JY1), and many others. Garriott made approximately 300 calls and convinced NASA that amateur radio was useful to get students involved in space. Thus began the Space Amateur Radio Experiment, also known as SAREX. 129:
After these flights, amateur radios were often taken on the shuttles, as many as twenty-five before the program became known as ARISS. Licensed hams were able to participate during their free time.
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radio, provided by the Motorola Amateur Radio Club in Fort Lauderdale, to talk to his mother, senator
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became the first voyage to space on which the entire crew were licensed amateur radio operators.
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is needed before operating an amateur station. The license can be obtained from the U.S.
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The second successful use of amateur radio in space was carried out by
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in 1985. He completed 130 contacts and sent 10 images via
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Index

Space Amateur Radio Experiment
amateur ("ham") radio
astronauts
United States
Space Shuttle
amateur radio stations
Amateur Radio on the International Space Station
NASA
AMSAT
ARRL
STS-9
Skylab 3
2-meter
Barry Goldwater
King Hussein of Jordan
Anthony W. England
Challenger
STS-51F
slow-scan television
STS-37
STS-9
Owen Garriott
STS-51F
Anthony W. England
STS-35
Ron Parise
STS-37
Kenneth D. Cameron
Steven Nagel
Linda Godwin

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