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Checked 2026-09-28T06:03:38Z: public source data currently lists SSTV Expedition 75 Series 33 featuring "Student Education" Begins Friday October 2, 2026 9:00 UTC. Concludes Tuesday October 6, 2026 at 15:55 UTC on 437.550 MHz Robot 36. Confirm exact UTC times with the linked source before operating.

Last attempted bundled check: 2026-09-28T06:03:38Z. Last successful bundled check: 2026-09-28T06:03:38Z.

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SSTV Expedition 75 Series 33 featuring "Student Education" Begins Friday October 2, 2026 9:00 UTC. Concludes Tuesday October 6, 2026 at 15:55 UTC

2026-10-02T09:00:00Z to 2026-10-06T15:55:00Z

International Space Station - 437.550 MHz - Robot 36

Source: ARISS Upcoming SSTV Events

Recent historical context

ARISS SSTV Expedition 74 Series 32

2026-05-08T10:30:00Z to 2026-05-12T16:40:00Z

International Space Station - 437.550 MHz - Robot 36

ARISS listed this as the Series 32 Cooperation in Space event. Bundled as recent historical context, not as an upcoming event.

Source: ARISS Upcoming SSTV Events

ARISS SSTV Series 31

2026-04-10T11:15:00Z to 2026-04-14T13:55:00Z

International Space Station - 437.550 MHz - Robot 36

ARISS described the Series 31 event as commemorating several space achievements. Bundled as historical context.

Source: ARISS Upcoming SSTV Events

Official and reference sources

Image-transmitting satellites to monitor

AMSAT's 2026-07-13 list identifies satellites that sometimes transmit SSTV or SSDV and points readers toward status pages, WhatsApp, and Libre Space community updates. The rows below are monitoring targets; the scheduled-event table above remains the authority for dated public windows.

TargetDownlinkModeStatusNotes
HC1PX (GALAPAGOS-UTE-SWSU)437.050 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesAMSAT lists received image reports and recommends monitoring community channels for schedules.
International Space Station145.800 MHzSSTV PD120 / event dependentwatch ARISSAMSAT links ISS image activity to ARISS upcoming SSTV events and live status pages.
RS18S (SakhaCube-Cholbon)437.350 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesListed by AMSAT as an SSTV satellite with received-image references.
RS27S (UTMN-2)436.125 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesListed by AMSAT as an SSTV satellite with received-image references.
RS38S (VIZARD-meteo)437.825 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesListed by AMSAT as an SSTV satellite with received-image references.
RS40S (UmKA-1)437.625 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesListed by AMSAT as an SSTV satellite with received-image references.
RS57S (Monitor-4)436.080 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesListed by AMSAT as an SSTV satellite with received-image references.
RS58S (Monitor-3)435.290 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesListed by AMSAT as an SSTV satellite with received-image references.
RS83S (Lobachevsky)436.320 MHzSSTV and SSDVwatch sourcesAMSAT lists this as carrying both SSTV and SSDV image activity.
RS95S (QMR-KWT-2)436.950 MHzSSTV Robot 36watch sourcesAMSAT links schedule and received-image references for this SSTV satellite.
SONATE-2145.880 MHzSSTV Martin M1watch scheduleAMSAT lists a schedule reference and Martin M1 image transmissions.