Decode Slow Scan TV from SPACE!

From time to time the Roscosmos space agency transmits slow scan TV from the International Space Station as RS0ISS. A simple Baofeng radio and the Android Robot32 app are enough to see the images being sent down from space.
Check here for the current ARISS status:
www.ariss.org/current-status-...

[@theodoreboyer2275]

Black Crowes - She Talks To Angels?

[@anthonyrussano]

that was my guess too

[@KM6LYW]

correct! good ears!

[@theodoreboyer2275]

@@KM6LYW Good playing!

[@drivingsouthwest6895]

Awesome, was just playing around wtih SSTV on my digipi yesterday, pretty cool! Thanks!

[@denisobydennykh]

Thank you for the video! That's really impressive how we can get an image from this signal.

[@johngriswold]

“знергия” is Russian (Cyrillic) for “energy”, according to Google.

[@nomore1007]

"Compresses radio waves." Ok I understand doppler shift. Of course a approaching object would shift the frequency up a little corresponding to how fast it is moving.

[@KM6LYW]

Great! now start thinking of the relativistic effects, as they experience time differently than the rest of us... probably not a problem for VHF, but it does come into play for GPS frequencies and timeclocks. mind blown!

[@nomore1007]

Oh yes, I try to wrap my head around the finer points of relativity! @@KM6LYW

[@yv6eda]

Hi Craig! May I use Digirig to replace the sound card and PTT? thanks in advance!

[@KM6LYW]

Yah, it's not specifically supported but if you put "PTT /dev/ttyUSB0 RTS" at the bottom of each direwolf .conf file, it'll work fine.

[@speedymartin2]

Now you are running out of ideas….. isn’t it a good time to add a Doppler correction program to the DigiPi ? That’s something I am missing when working satellites. 73’ PD1MV