SSTV images from the ISS

To commemorate the anniversary of the first human spaceflight by Yuri Gagarin which took place on April 12 1961, the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) performed amateur radio Slow Scan Television (SSTV) activity from the International Space Station (ISS).

Twelve different images were sent on 145.800 MHz FM using the SSTV mode PD180, with a 3-minute off time between transmissions. Continuous operation, using the call sign RS0ISS, started at 1000 UT on Saturday, April 11 and continued until after 2130 UT on Sunday, April 12.

Reference: http://amsat-uk.org/2015/03/31/iss-sstv

Below are the images received and the times in local time (GMT+10) during the 2 days of operation.

Radio: Icom 7100
Antenna: Open Stub Dual Band J Pole
SSTV S/W: MMSSTV
Grid Location: QF22

1 of 12	2 of 12. 13th Apr 2015 6:22am


3 of 12. 12th Apr 2015 10:30am	4 of 12. 12th Apr 2015 5:37am


5 of 12. 12th Apr 2015 5:43am	6 of 12. 13th Apr 2015 8:01am


7 of 12. 12th Apr 2015 12:09pm	8 of 12. 12th Apr 2015 7:17am


9 of 12	10 of 12. 12th Apr 2015 1:45pm


11 of 12. 13th Apr 2015 4:49am	12 of 12. 12th Apr 2015 8:57am

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Last updated 16th April 2016