The 50th Anniversary of SPUTNIK-1,
The 50th Anniversary of the Space Age, 1957-2007
19-04-2009 Above, it is the final and accepted project of the QSL card for 3Z50SPU revers side. I am very sorry for delay, I will start sending this QSL card within two weeks.
On October 4, 1957, at 07:28PM GMT, the Soviet Union successfully lunched SPUTNIK-1. The world's
first man-made artificial satellite.
Sputnik-1 was about the size of basketball, weighed only 84 kilogram, sphere about 0.6 meters in diameter. It tooks about 98 minutes to orbit the Earth on its elliptical path. Sputnik-1 enters orbit, opened the Space Age. Here is the file More technical details about Sputnik-1 you may find on the Web Page of RussianSpaceWeb.Com To commemorate this fact a special event station 3Z50SPU was established by Polish ham radio operator Roman Hennig SQ2RH. That event station was on the air for a month starting on the 4th of October 2007. A special QSL card (as above) will be available after the event for all HAMs and SWLs who made QSOs/SWLs with a special event station 3Z50SPU. You are welcome. QRV Info:
News: >> Other amateur special event stations celebrate the 50th Anniversary of SPUTNIK-1 and the 50th Anniversary of the Space era:
>> On 14 of October at 13:10 UTC the QSO on 20m SSB was made between 3Z50SPU and GB5OSO. QSOs worked by 3Z50SPU you may see in the on-line log >> List of DXCC worked by 3Z50SPU. >> 3Z50SPU Statistics by bands and modes:
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