This site started life in December 1998, devoted to pictures received with my radio amateur equipment from the Mir Space Station.
Mir has now been decommissioned; she burnt up on re-entry over the South Pacific. Goodbye old friend!! We look forward to the development of amateur radio on the ISS.
This site also covers my experiments in amateur radio astronomy and other space-related amateur radio projects.
More than forty years ago I recognised my long term interest in space exploration, but it was only when my father died that I met again the radio ham community that I had been with in the late 1960s, and who were who were now in contact with the cosmonauts and astronauts in space. We, they, remain, the "common people" who reach out into space.
This is the second iteration of a site hosted by Google. Out of necessity there are some changes.
Please explore and enjoy this site!
Andy, G0SFJ
You can always reach me via my callsign details on: http://www.qrz.com