International Amateur Radio Union Region 1 Monitoring System (IARUMS) Coordinator Wolf Hadel DK2OM has been plagued by a neighbours LED lamp that radiates on all HF bands.
The club Bicycle Mobile Hams of America is still enjoying the pursuit seeking contacts particularly with others operating bicycle mobile.
Some 210 hectares of solar panels are west of Parkes that is more commonly known for its satellite dish, that Hollywood movie where they played cricket on the dish, and the WIA AGM in 2007.
Agencies looking for activists in India seized two radios in a raid on premises in believing the medium was being used by them.
In technology terms a decade is a very long time with innovations popping up regularly as we continue in the digital age.
The Apple iPhone has changed daily lives including how we communicate, shop, bank, navigate, and those useful apps.
The high school Technologische Fachoberschule Max Valier in Bolzano, Italy has launched a satellite in cooperation with European multinational technology corporation OHB Bremen, Germany.
Launched from China's Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre are two Amateur Radio satellites that were piggybacked on optical remote-sensing a hard X-ray modulation telescope microsatellites.
AMSAT-ZL has announced its KiwiSAT project that wants to put a New Zealand satellite in space is still alive despite years of set-back caused by a design hiccup tied to its access to technology through the International Traffic in Arms Regulations.
In China a 40-metre wide high altitude flying machine 40-metres wide is super light and stay up for days on end.
A renowned space physicist, author and radio amateur has had an asteroid named after her by the International Astronomical Union.
Asta Pellinen-Wannberg SM3UHV now has a celestial body, the Asteroid 11807 Wannberg, in her honour. Asteroids are minor planets in orbit.
The around the world solo flight by pilot Brian Lloyd WB6RQN, who is tracing most of the path taken by the Amelia Earhart flight, is now due over the Timor Sea headed for Australia.
The Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) is to encapsulate its accomplishments over two decades by transmitting a set of 12 SSTV images from space.