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KM7GQV, this is KF0YAR. KM7GQV, this is KF0YAR. Do you copy?

KF0YAR. This is KM7GQV over. KM7GQV. This is KF0YAR. Hey, Dad, you made it. Over. Yeah, when you tried calling me, last I had turned off the system, getting ready to eat my dinner. As soon as you told me that you were trying to call me, I thought, well, he's logged on to there, so I'll try to give him the call. She'll talk to you again. Yeah, we should do...

Okay, my friend, take it easy and as if you're a total life owner, watch a movie down here and like crash, I'll be on an air raid later tonight. So enjoy it and enjoy Echo Lake. N3NTV, Dave and Mobert, South Dakota, the shores of the mighty boat. We are too as wide to the horizontal sofa and watching movies. Movie or movie is probably multiple. I'll be on...

N3NTV, this is TM7 GOV.

in the town, although Chorzot chose a few more people would. President O'Mill, I am it for hearing moverage. Go ahead. I'm in Phoenix, Arizona where there's a whole lot more people. And I think it's 190 degrees today. I kind of wish I was in a small town. My wife and I went up to a small town this weekend, nothing but mountains and the forest, to kind of...

Hello David, this is Carrie. This is about my second time on the radio. Just got my license and just found out about the Echo Link. So I'm having some fun trying to make connections over. Oh, I'll look back at the Echo Link. I'm going to drop that in. I've been part of this for a long, long time. As I say, we've all had our first contact or our first try...

and soul-heavily traders. It fast became clear that collisions are fundamental to the nature and history of asteroids and by extension the entire solar system.

to operate for another six days of landing. Five September 2008 Rosetta's Asteroid flyby. New York's first close-up counter was an asteroid took place at ESA's Rosetta's Face Stops app. This dimes asteroid on the way to 617 to your neck. Sure, you lost your off the ankle. This is your browser size diamond-shaped body turned out to be scarred by dozens of...

So, in 2001, landing on an asteroid, many asteroids have made it to Earth based on geological record, but this date was the first time a Earth settled down on an asteroid. NASA's Anere, or Air Earth Asteroid, rendezvous, shoemaker's, and that more than a year surveying the peanut-shaped more-free-free arrows. And here, Earth's asteroid, whose orbit brings...

Kavn Nahaya, Tunguska River. And fortunately, sparsely populated province of Siberia, an incoming object exploded resulting in a 3 to 5 megaton air burst. Tunguska events toppled around 60 million trees across 1,200 square kilometers of territory with a dead butt upright telegraph forest of tree trunk, remaining at the air burst center. It struck only a s...

of asteroids. Once considered by the 19th century of Storodas, the Furman of the Sky, for their tendency to creep across long exposures, asteroids are left over objects from the creation of the solar system. The vast majority of them are located within the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, but also found elsewhere, including near Earth asteroids wit...

That's it for that fault. This is K I zero AR that could be a little bit better. I do like these guys helping me out and helping me out by telling me that today is asteroid days. I know this is from the USA European Space Agency. I'm going to say that today, asteroid day and eight other states in asteroid history. Happy asteroid day. Today is the annual u...

at its own orbiting in that tackle. Today we know about 15% of the 1.4 billion asteroids discovered today are binary in nature, using one or some two or even three moons.

The 12-kilometer diameter in Jasper shows that they are in fact complex geological world in their own right with very irregular shapes and abundant geological features. The Stoney asteroids irregular shape, sharp edges and plentiful grooves. It's probably evident of fractures, suggested it was the product of one or more collisions. It also had a striking...

As it was, Europe was indirectly touched by Tungusco with atmospheric pressure waves and seismic tremors recorded and strange illumination in the next sky. Despite the Titanic nature of the Tungusco explosion, it took more than a decade for the site to be investigating all the damage done by the event remains unmistakable. At 21st, 21 on the 21st asteroid...

but several grains were lent to ESA for analysis. On a parallel trajectory, high abrasive, there was a large enough in the atmosphere, but successor spacecraft high abrasive, too, succeeded in returning 5.4 grams of material from the derivative carbonaceous asteroid, we used in 2020. Now NASA's OSIRIS-RExvision also brought that material from the asteroid...

that failed to land instead of drifting off into space, demonstrating the challenge of operating in the asteroid gravity. Even so, Hayabusa detached its reentry capsule at a distance of about 300,400,400,000 kilometers from Earth, allowing the capsule to coast on a ballistic trajectory until it reentered atmosphere. The capsule experienced a acceleration...

The test, KI-0 AR, that control for Colorado is running and continuing. 14-2-2-0 and asteroid sample return. Launched in 2003, Japan's high-of-boost emissions had the end. This is goal of returning materials to Earth from potato-shaped 3 other than 30-meter-diameter asteroid into Kawa, named for the Japanese Falcon. A Busa was a near-crippled spacecraft b...

This won't break. You can pick it up, you can write on it, do whatever. It shows us, and it will give you a nice path to the nice guy. You know how to use Starcharts, a nice path of the ISS across the sky. This one on a particular evening of the 7th, the 947, to about 957. This is from Horizon, Horizon passing through. Passing by the constellation of Virg...

It will give me ISS passes, the visible ISS passes for the next 10 days, and it will give me all of the ISS passes. Right now I'm thinking I can go over. From the Denver area, it's kind of transitioning from early morning to late evening passes, all very, very low towards the door. I'm looking in the next 10 days for a decent pass, and I'm not seeing one...

Here we go. This is K-I-Z-A-R-Nectional for the Colorado astronomer. Start off with I-S-S-PAP. The I-S-S-PAP is like to use this page. It's www.heavenstache.com. www.heavenstache.com. Sign up for it. And we've got that posted over on YouTube. You can sign up. You can put in your home coordinates. And you can get much more accurate timing and a position fo...

This is Kilo Foxtrot Zero, Victor Lima, Oscar. Kilo Foxtrot Zero, Victor Lima, Oscar, Ron N. versus.

All right. Thank you, Rod. Thanks for checking in tonight. All right. This is KI's drill AR net control for Colorado Australia. Let me find my bullets. Let me just go. Oh, there we go. Oh, where did you say go? It's just simply a second here. I see two of them lost by pages. Let me just come up here and see what this opens.

of Saturn. Another challenge, especially at 1970, Neptune is kind of a blueish, dark, blueish planet with a little bit of green in it. So that's a greenish blue. Wow, Uranus, is a blueish green. You'll definitely see those colors. So our Clark planet's got series rising about 459 AM on the 1st, about 2.41 AM on the 1st. The series could be spotted low to...

like the Jellus and impactor coming out of the sun are largely invisible to current survey methods. And you as a mission proposal called an e-O mirror, six plus blind spot to use of information needed to pick out bodies, 20 millimeters meters and 20 meters and larger. It cannot otherwise be seen. 26th September, 2020, impacting an asteroid. If an asteroid...