SPACE STATION Satellite details 1998-067A NORAD 25544 – N2YO.com

Track SPACE STATION now!10-day predictions The ISS Notification Tool HD Live streaming from Space Station SPACE STATION is classified as:

Uplink (MHz): 145.825Downlink (MHz): 145.825Beacon (MHz): Mode: 1200bps AFSKCall sign: RS0ISS ARISSStatus: Active

Uplink (MHz): 145.990Downlink (MHz): 437.800Beacon (MHz): Mode: FM tone 67.0Hz 9k6 FSKCall sign: NA1SSStatus: Active

Uplink (MHz): 145.990Downlink (MHz): 145.800Beacon (MHz): Mode: SSTVCall sign: Status: Unknown

Uplink (MHz): 145.200Downlink (MHz): 145.800Beacon (MHz): Mode: Voice(Reg 1)Call sign: NA1SSStatus: Inactive

Uplink (MHz): 144.490Downlink (MHz): 145.800Beacon (MHz): Mode: Voice(Reg 2 3)Call sign: NA1SSStatus: Inactive

Uplink (MHz): 435.050Downlink (MHz): 145.800Beacon (MHz): Mode: FM tone 67.0HzCall sign: Status: Inactive

Uplink (MHz): 437.550Downlink (MHz): 437.550Beacon (MHz): Mode: 1200bps AFSKCall sign: RS0ISS-4 11Status: Inactive

The International Space Station (ISS) is a joint project of five space agencies: the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (United States), the Russian Federal Space Agency (Russian Federation), the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Japan), the Canadian Space Agency (Canada) and the European Space Agency (Europe). It is serviced primarily by the Soyuz, Progress spacecraft units and possible private missions in near future. Last Space Shuttle mission that serviced the Space Station ended in July 2011 (Atlantis, STS-135). The ISS is expected to remain in operation until at least 2020, and potentially to 2028.

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