
ALT ARISS SSTV Series 34 event graphic on a dark blue space-themed background. The left side features the ARISS logo above large blue text reading “SSTV Series 34,” with Earth’s horizon and a sunrise visible at the bottom. The right side announces that the ARISS Hardware-themed SSTV event has been extended by one extra day. Event details: Start Thursday, October 22 at 15:30 UTC (11:30 AM ET). End Monday, October 26 at 17:45 UTC (1:45 PM ET). Frequency: 437.550 MHz FM with Doppler shift adjustment. SSTV mode: Robot 36. Operating schedule: 36 seconds on, 2 minutes off. Participants are invited to submit received SSTV images to the ARISS gallery at ariss-usa.org/ARISS_SSTV. Gallery submissions are eligible for an official event certificate. An ARISS globe logo appears in the lower right corner. Small text notes that times are subject to change.

ALT Graphic promoting ARISS SSTV Series 34. The left side shows the ARISS SSTV Series 34 logo above a view of Earth's horizon from space with a sunrise glow. The right side contains event details on a dark blue background. Text reads: "SSTV Series 34. We're back with a second October event!" Theme: ARISS Hardware. Start: Thursday, October 22, start time to be determined. Frequency: 437.550 MHz with Doppler shift adjustment. SSTV mode: Robot 36. Schedule: 36 seconds on, 2 minutes off. End: Sunday, October 25, end time to be determined. Participants are invited to submit received SSTV images to the ARISS SSTV gallery at ariss-usa.org/ARISS_SSTV. Images submitted to the gallery are eligible for an official event certificate. The ARISS SSTV award logo appears in the lower right corner.

ALT ARISS promotional graphic announcing an SSTV event from the International Space Station. The left side shows a star-filled space background with the Expedition 75 mission patch above an image labeled “SSTV Series 33,” featuring the ISS orbiting above Earth. The right side contains event details in white and gold text: “SSTV This Weekend! Expedition 75 / Series 33 ‘Student Education’ event.” Start: Friday, October 2 at 09:00 UTC (5:00 AM ET). Frequency: 437.550 MHz with Doppler shift adjustment. SSTV mode: Robot 36, transmitting 36 seconds on and 2 minutes off. End: Tuesday, October 6 at 15:55 UTC (11:55 AM ET). Participants are invited to submit received SSTV images to the ARISS SSTV gallery for an official event certificate. A note states that APRS will be offline during the SSTV event. The ARISS logo appears in the lower-right corner.

ALT Graphic promoting ARISS SSTV Series 33. The left side shows a star-filled space background with two images: a circular Expedition 75-themed emblem featuring a large “75” and stylized space graphics, and an “SSTV Series 33” logo with the International Space Station above Earth. The right side contains event details on a dark blue background. Text reads: “SSTV Series 33. The first Expedition 75 SSTV event will be a weekend sprint! Get your decoders ready! Here’s what you need to know.” Start: Friday, October 2, 09:00 UTC | 5:00 AM ET. Frequency: 437.550 MHz (+/- Doppler shift). SSTV Mode: Robot 36. Schedule: 36 seconds on / 2 minutes off. End: Tuesday, October 6, end time to be determined. Submit SSTV images at ariss-usa.org/ARISS_SSTV/. Submissions to the gallery are eligible for an official event certificate. An ARISS logo appears in the lower right corner.

ALT Promotional graphic for an upcoming ARISS school contact. The left side shows a person aboard the International Space Station holding a handheld radio microphone, with hair floating in microgravity. An ARISS Contact ISS 2026 student mission patch appears near the bottom. The right side contains event information on a dark blue background, with the ARISS International logo in the lower-right corner. Text reads: “Contact Upcoming. Collège Roger Martin du Gard, Bellême, France. Friday - 25 September. 13:38 UTC | 9:38 AM ET | 3:38 PM CEST (Local). ISS crew member Sophie Adenot, KJ5LTN, will use the OR4ISS callsign. Ground station callsign is F6KCO in France for this direct contact. Listen on 145.800 MHz FM. The cross-band voice repeater will be offline for this event.” Additional text notes that the image of Sophie Adenot using the ARISS radio in the Columbus module was shared via Instagram and that the student mission patch is shown.































