Update #ISS #SSTV Series 30

Update on the loss of SSTV transmissions

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Series 30 SSTV: ISS at 25 and Scouts Update

ARISS (@arissintl.bsky.social) posted at 19:57 on 16/11/2025: Link to original post.

After 3 days of troubleshooting the ARISS ops team has determined SSTV Series 30 can not continue.

Please follow ARISS social for updates on repair and future SSTV events.

Original Post Information

SSTV Series 30: Scrubbed

The ARISS Radio in the Service Module used for SSTV is being taken out of service.

ARISS SSTV Series 30 started Wednesday 12 November and sent images for about 2 hours before an issue occurred with the radio. Therefore, SSTV Series 30 has ended.

Certificates will be available for those capturing the early images if they are uploaded to ariss-usa.org/ARISS_SSTV by 23:59 UTC on Tuesday 18 November 2025

Teams will determine when the next event will occur after additional troubleshooting takes place. The SSTV radio will currently only transmit for 4 seconds at a time. A backup radio, not configured for SSTV, will be put in place to serve several Russian STEM contacts this week.

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