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Il 15/12/2014 02:57, [email protected] ha scritto:

An International Space Station school contact has been planned with participants at Istituto Tecnico StataleEconomico e Tecnologico“Elena di Savoia” – “Piero Calamandrei”, Bari, Italy andState Technical Institute of Technology Alessandro Volta, Bitonto, Italy on 15 Dec. The event is scheduled to begin at approximately 15:18 UTC. The duration of the contact is approximately 9 minutes and 30 seconds. The contact will be direct between IR0ISS and IZ7EVR. The contact should be audible over Italy and adjacent areas. Interested parties are invited to listen in on the 145.80 MHz downlink. The contact is expected to be conducted in English/Italian.

Presentation Istituto Tecnico StataleEconomico e Tecnologico “Elena di Savoia” – “Piero Calamandrei”

The School I.I.S.S. ELENA DI SAVOIA - PIERO CALAMANDREI is a technological (his field includes the study of chemistry and environmental biotechnology, chemical and healthcare biotechnology) and economic (his field includes the study of financial administration and marketing) school. It serves the educational needs of the town and the metropolitan area because it is the only sanitary and environmental school in town. It caters for boys and girls, aged fourteen-eighteen. Located in one of the region’s tourist areas, it is in the suburbs of the pleasant town of Bari, in the south-east of the APULIA region, south-east of Italy. In its Curriculum the school focuses on: sanitary, the Environment, Science activities in lab., chemistry and biochemistry, microbiology. The sanitary and environmental section of the school has an auditorium,three computer rooms, two chemical laboratories, two biological laboratories, a physics laboratory, a new biology laboratory, five multimedia boards, twenty five classrooms. At present there are five hundred students on roll and they attend classes daily, from 8.15 am to 1.00 pm.

The school located in multi-district Japigia south of the city of Bari is divided into several buildings with three floors and linked together. In one of these structures are located the school auditorium, the gym, in addition to 25 classrooms and 8 laboratories. The field of study is technologically and economically. The technology sector includes the study of chemistry and environmental biotechnology, chemical and healthcare biotechnology. The economics including international relations of Marketing. The school has a total of 800 students.

Presentation State Technical Institute of Technology Alessandro Volta

Our school ”Alessandro Volta” aims at letting students reach communicative, social-historic, mathematical, scientific and technological knowledge spendable in different contexts: life, study, job. In addition it strengthens useful competences so that students can confront themselves with continuous innovations through 3 specializations: Mechanics and Mechatronics, IT and Telecommunications, Electronics and Electrotechnics

Participants will ask as many of the following questions as time allows:

1. E’ noto che nello spazio si diventa più alti. Succede la stessa

cosa alle

biomolecole? Ci sonovariazioni nella struttura terziaria delle

proteine?

2. Comeè stata realizzata la Stazione Spaziale ?

3. Ci sono difficoltà nella digestione in assenza di gravità?

4. Quali sensazioni si provano durante la fase di lancio?

5. La ISS trova “spazzatura spaziale” sul suo cammino? Ciò causa problemi

all’ISS?

6. Che tipo di preparazione del vostro fisico effettuate prima di

partire in

missione?

7. Essendoci una convivenza in spazi ristretti, se qualcuno si ammala

come

può guarire? Come èpossibile prendere precauzioni?

8. Come vi mettete in contatto con le vostre famiglie?

9. Avete iniziato a sperimentare la realizzazione di pezzi di ricambio

con la

stampante 3D? Comeprocedete?

10. E’ scomodo riposare in assenza di gravitàin un sacco a pelo e in

verticale?

11. Quali sono gli esperimenti che state effettuando in relazione al

cervello

umano e qualiconseguenze avranno in campo medico?

12. Quali sono i compiti dovrete svolgerea bordo della ISS?

13. Dopo il rientro sulla terra quali saranno le procedure che

adotterete per

il ritornare alla normalità?

14. I pannelli solari quanta energia riescono a produrre per il

fabbisogno a

bordo della ISS?

15. E’ possibile coltivare piante sull’IIS? Se sì i frutti di queste

piante

possono essere usati perl’alimentazione degli astronauti in caso

di lunga permanenza nello spazio?

16. Quanto tempo ci si impiegaper raggiungere dalla Terra la Stazione

Spaziale?

17. E’ possibile svolgere sull’ISS esperimenti riguardanti la materia

oscura?

18. Che strumenti utilizzate per le attività extra veicolari?

19. Quali esperimenti fisici/biochimici effettuerete durante la Missione

Futura?

20. Quali apparecchiature controllano la navigazione della Stazione

Spaziale?

translation to English

1. It’s known that the man becomes taller when he is in space. What

happens

to bio-molecules? Is there any alteration in the structure of

proteins?

2. How and where was ISS made?

3. What about digestion at zero gravity?

4. How do you feel when you are on the launching pad?

5. Does ISS find any “space rubbish” on its way? And if it does, what

kind of

problems do you have to cope with?

6. What kind of physical training do you have to undergo before the space

mission?

7. As you share very narrow room aboard, we’d like to know how you

take care

of your health, when you get sick. How could you take the necessary

precautions?

8. How do you get in touch with your families?

9. Have you already started to experiment the production of spare

parts by 3

dimension printer?

10. Sleeping in vertical position, at zero gravity, seems to be very

uncomfortable. Is it like that?

11. Are you carrying out any test on human brain? How will this affect

the

medical field?

12. What tasks are you going to carry out aboard?

13. On your return to earth, what procedures will you adopt to go back to

normal?

14. How much Energy can solar panels produce for your needs aboard?

15. Will you be able to grow any plants and eventually eat their fruit,

during your long stay aboard?

16. How long does it take to get to the Space Station from Earth?

17. Are you going to take experiments on the dark matter?

18. What type of electronic equipment or devices are used for

extra-vehicular

activities?

19. What bio-chemical and physical experiments will you carry out

during the

“Missione Futura”?

20. What devices take control over the space navigation?

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Thank you & 73,

David – AA4KN

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