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ALT Promotional graphic for ARISS SSTV Series 35. The left side shows the ARISS logo above large gold and white text reading "ARISS SSTV Series 35" with the International Space Station flying above Earth's horizon against a purple space-themed background. The right side contains a spoiler alert for the ongoing "Space Memories" SSTV event. It announces a surprise planned during the experiment and warns readers not to continue if they want to be surprised. The graphic reveals that at approximately 1600 UTC (11:00 AM ET) on Thursday, November 12, the current set of 12 SSTV images will be replaced with a completely new set of 12 images. The event remains a single SSTV activity with one participation award. Participants who want all images from the original set are encouraged to complete their collection before the changeover and then prepare to receive a fresh set of images from the International Space Station.

ALT Graphic titled “Amateur Radio & the Moon” with the subtitle “AREx: AMSAT & ARISS consortium.” The left side shows a large red-orange Moon during a total lunar eclipse against a dark sky. A small ARISS logo appears near the bottom. The right side contains text describing NASA's request for ARISS to serve as a single international focus for amateur radio activities on the International Space Station and the possibility of a similar approach for future lunar missions. The text highlights goals of developing operational and educational amateur radio capabilities for lunar exploration, engaging youth and the public in STEM/STEAM, and encouraging the amateur radio community to take the first steps toward future lunar opportunities. A photo credit at the bottom notes: “A total lunar eclipse rises over New Orleans: NASA.”