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ALT Graphic announcing an upcoming ARISS radio outage during a spacewalk. The left side shows a NASA photo of a spacesuited astronaut performing an EVA outside the International Space Station with Earth visible in the background. The right side contains text on a dark blue background reading: “EVA Outage Upcoming, November 04–06, 2026.” During the outage, the Columbus Module Radio cross-band voice repeater and the Service Module Radio APRS Packet/SSTV systems will be unavailable. The graphic lists: “Off: Wednesday, November 04, 14:30 UTC | 9:30 AM ET” and “On: Friday, November 06, 10:20 UTC | 5:20 AM ET.” Additional text states that HamTV is not expected to be impacted and that all times are approximate and dependent on other spaceflight activities. A note credits the NASA image as a 2009 EVA installing a ham radio antenna. The ARISS logo appears in the lower-right corner.

ALT Promotional ARISS graphic for an upcoming ISS school contact. The left side shows a portrait of a NASA astronaut wearing a blue flight suit. The right side features event details on a dark blue background with ARISS branding. Text reads: “US Contact Upcoming.” Ecotarium, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. Thursday, October 15 at 15:25 UTC / 11:25 AM ET local. The contact will be with astronaut Luke Delaney, KJ5PPF, aboard the International Space Station using ISS call sign NA1SS. Earth station in New Hampshire, USA, with a telebridge via AB1OC. Crew audio can be heard on 145.800 MHz FM; cross-band voice repeater will be off during the event. A livestream is planned at tinyurl.com/US579. ARISS logo appears in the lower-right corner. Photo credit: NASA Johnson Space Center.