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Radio enthusiast sends out call signal to ISS & receive  reply

byCustoms Today Report
08/08/2015
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LONDON: An amateur radio enthusiast managed to call astronauts on the International Space Station using simple equipment in his shed.

Adrian Lane, of Gloucestershire, sent out a call signal to the ISS and was “stunned” when he received a reply.

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He told Jane Hill on the Victoria Derbyshire programme that the astronaut on board told him the “stars look like diamonds” when viewed from the station.

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