For all you space fanatics, here is a listing of all of the radio frequencies
that NASA uses. It's 463 lines long.


2.1030,"USB","NASA INTR-COAST GUARD USAGE",""
2.1820,"USB","NASA INTERNATIONAL DISTRESS CHANNEL",""
2.2610,"USB","NASA AIR-TO-GROUND CHANNEL",""
2.4050,"USB","NASA DATA BUOYS",""
2.6220,"USB","NASA SRB RECOVERY PRIMARY",""
2.6380,"USB","NASA NON-SKED URGENT AND SAFETY B/C",""
2.6640,"USB","NASA ETR RANGE CONTROL",""
2.6670,"USB","NASA INTR-COAST GUARD USAGE",""
2.6700,"USB","NASA SKED AND NON-SKED MARINE INFO",""
2.6910,"USB","NASA 7TH COAST GUARD DISTRICT OPERATIONS",""
2.7160,"USB","NASA NAVY HARBOR CNTL-PORT CANAVERAL",""
2.7380,"USB","NASA SHIP-SHORE AND SHIP-SHIP",""
2.7640,"USB","NASA SRB RECOVERY CHANNEL",""
2.8300,"USB","NASA SHIP-SHORE AND SHIP-SHIP",""
3.0230,"USB","NASA INTERNATIONAL SAR CHANNEL",""
3.0240,"USB","NASA COAST GUARD SAR-PRIMARY",""
3.1230,"USB","NASA AIR-TO-GROUND (USN SHARES CHANNEL)",""
3.1300,"USB","NASA FACSFAC JACKSONVILLE",""
3.1870,"USB","NASA SRB RECOVERY SHIPS CHANNEL",""
4.3760,"USB","NASA PRIMARY RECOVERY ZONE SAR",""
4.3760,"USB","NASA COAST GUARD SAR CHANNEL DURING STS-51L",""
4.5100,"USB","NASA SRB RECOVERY SHIPS CHANNEL",""
4.8560,"USB","NASA CAPE RADIO/LEADER",""
4.9920,"USB","NASA CAPE RADIO/COAST GUARD SHIPS",""
5.1800,"USB","NASA TRACKING SHIPS",""
5.1870,"USB","NASA TRACKING SHIPS",""
5.1900,"USB","NASA ETR PRIMARY NIGHT CHANNEL",""
5.6800,"US
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