Archive for April 10th, 2008
More real life space communications (2)
Thursday, April 10th, 2008 | science, space, technology | No Comments
The Soyuz spacecraft has successfully docked to the ISS today.
Yesterday I listened for radio communications from the Soyuz, and was rewarded with hearing a few exchanges in Russian. They were likely talking to the ground station in Moscow. The frequency for Soyuz is 121.750 MHz, if any of you should have a scanner receiver. The signal was quite strong, even with a wrong sized antenna, so it should not be too difficult to hear.
Good hunting if you try – They will probably be radio-active for a day or two when they leave the ISS and return to Earth.
In the meantime , if you are in Europe, you can listen for the ISS , in the rare cases when they talk back to Moscow, on the frequency 143.625 MHz.
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