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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/HZVIQJ6ZCSK6RQWOEPZUGANOOXW7PAMO/?format=api",
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        "address": "tjschuessler (a) verizon.net",
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    "sender_name": "Tom Schuessler",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] North Texas \"Moon Day\" for AMSAT,\tARISS and Amateur Radio.",
    "date": "2016-06-19T04:36:34Z",
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    "content": "Greetings to all AMSAT friends in North and Central Texas.\n\nJuly 16th, 2016 will be the date for the annual \"Moon Day\" at the Frontiers\nof Flight Museum at Love Field in Dallas, TX, STEM event.  Check out\nhttp://www.flightmuseum.com/moon-day-2016/ for more information.  Moon Day\nis a large space exploration and science themed STEM event from 10a-5P that\nfeatures numerous exhibitors, technology demonstrations, an ARISS contact\nwith the ISS and AMSAT/Amateur Radio as key elements.  Over 1500 attended\nlast year's event including many Boy/Girl Scouts and other young people and\nfamilies.  This year's event might be even bigger.\n\nAS last year, AMSAT members from North Texas, along with the Dallas Amateur\nRadio Club, will have a shared display space with STEM activities for people\nto learn about satellites, orbital mechanics and the exciting possibilities\nof personal communications through Amateur Radio and Amateur Radio\nsatellites.  Aside from the indoor space, we want to be able to offer\nmultiple opportunities for satellite pass demos on the outside of the\nbuilding as well.\n\nKeith Pugh, W5IU will be the ARISS Mentor/coordinator for the scheduled\nARISS contact and has a support team for that but we need other Amateur\nSatellite enthusiasts to help man the display space and also to run the pass\ndemos outside the facility.  I have communicated with the event coordinator\nasking them to provide us an approved outside space and published promotion\nand \"Carrots\" to get people out there.  Being summer and most likely hot.  I\nalso asked if we could have some sort of tent or easy-up to block the sun\nfrom the operating point.\n\nSO WHAT WE NEED are people to man the inside display table, where you will\nget to explain some of the basics of Amateur Radio satellites, orbits,\nfootprints and cubesat to hundreds of inquisitive young people.  We also\nneed some experienced satellite and Amateur Radio operators who will be\nwilling to handle the heat outside and get people involved with this fun\naspect of our hobby.  (With enough of us we can do shifts).  There is quite\na good list of pass opportunities between 10a and 5p so you would not be\nbored. \n\nPlease let me or Keith, W5IU know if you can join us and help with a great\npublic outreach for Amateur Radio and AMSAT.\n\n73\n\nTom Schuessler, N5HYP\n\n",
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