Very cool you’re a dedicated archivist. I wonder if you have captured anything and isn’t in the official audio releases such as archive.org/download/Exp...
Have you captured any video?
If this is turns out to be the case, I might be able to determine the timing of recordings using audio matching techniques. Do you know of a recorded archive of this stream?
Apologies for being confusing. I meant it’s downlink 9 internally at nasa, not on the website. If nasa is just streaming downlink 9, the chances are that SG1 is in the left ear and SG2 is in the right ear. This is an artifact of how they capture the downlinks
That’s channel 9 :). You could compare the audio to the transcripts on ISS in real time. It’s a shame that there’s no timecode or recordings publicly available or I would add it.
I’m not sure what you’re referring to. Link? “SG” is audio channels. “Downlinks” are video channels and there are 9 of them.
PAO edits a public feed from the raw feeds
All 4
ISS in Real Time has been updated with comm, photos, articles, and spacecraft details. We have comm as recent as Monday this week!
issinrealtime.org
The crew onboard the ISS commemorated the 25th anniversary of having people onboard with a radio communication. Click the link to listen.
It was during the US government shutdown, so NASA has just released the mission data that includes the onboard event.
issinrealtime.org/2025-11-02T1...
😎 This is cool 👇 Explore 25 years on the International Space Station. This multimedia project replays every day of the past 25 years on board and consists entirely of historical mission material. By @benfeist.bsky.social and David Charney.
issinrealtime.org
Emily Carney interviewed David Charney and me about ISS in Real Time for an article in The Space Review. Thanks, Emily!
www.thespacereview.com/article/5092/1
I got clouds integrated this weekend. Click the little cloud icon on the globe / map and you'll get that day's cloud cover.
👨🚀 For over 25 years now, there has always been someone in space, orbiting our planet every 90 minutes aboard the International Space Station 🛰️.
Now you can relive every day of this incredible journey thanks to Ben Feist and David Charney 🔗 issinrealtime.org
Thanks for the legwork. I’ll have a look.
T-minus 4 hours until the 25th anniversary of sustained human presence in space.
issinrealtime.org
I have been recording the pubic ISS telemetry stream and also got a dump from a colleague. I have it going back 7 years or so. You’re welcomed to it (PM me). You can also record it yourself with this repo I made. github.com/bfeist/ISS-t...
Yep, it’s a messy bedroom right now though. Don’t judge. github.com/bfeist/ISS-i...
You read my mind :). I put that on the list of “next things to do when I feel like it”
Thanks for the heads up!
My friend, David Charney and I built this over the past year on evenings and weekends. We're excited to make it available to the public in time for the 25th anniversary of sustained human presence in space (Nov 2).
Announcing ISS in Real Time, a new multimedia project where you can play back every day of the past 25 years aboard the International Space Station.
issinrealtime.org
NASA guy uses telescope.
My late father left me his enormous 8” astrophotography telescope. I finally got it operational last night. Visual eyepieces only (camera gear pending). Managed to snap these pics through the eyepiece.
An awesomely fun project from my friend and long-time collaborator @davidcharney.bsky.social. Making the internet a better place, as always.
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Hey there, I lead the creation of that website. Thanks for the post!
How does this happen?
Tune in to the original #MoonDay by visiting apolloinrealtime.org/11/
I’m on vacation
Rule: If you're in a NASA video, even only for a second, and even if you look like a dork, share it.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2HI...
Apollo 13 “problem”, 55 years ago at 11pm ET tonight.
ApolloInRealtime.org/13
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