Connecting Through Radio
The IAAS Radio Communications Team ensures all projects have adequate communications resources and participates in amateur radio activities.
Ruby Payne-Scott Observatory
Named in honor of Ruby Payne-Scott, the first female radio astronomer, this observatory at Star Haven is among the first to be completed at our site.
"The students of the IAAS chose to honor Ruby Payne-Scott for her pioneering contributions to radio astronomy."
Ruby Payne-Scott was an Australian pioneer in radiophysics and radio astronomy. She made significant contributions to solar radio astronomy during World War II and the post-war period.
Learn About Ruby Payne-Scott
Radio Nets
Join our regular amateur radio activities
Colorado Astronomy Net
Regular net on a local amateur radio repeater system, discussing astronomy topics and IAAS activities.
AstroNews Mailing List
Stay updated with astronomy news and IAAS communications team activities.
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Mission Support
Providing communications for rocket launches, balloon flights, and field operations.
Radio Astronomy
Listening to the cosmos through radio telescopes and specialized receivers.
Education
Teaching amateur radio skills and helping students earn their licenses.
Community Outreach
Demonstrations and presentations about radio technology and its applications.
Satellite Operations
Working amateur radio satellites and exploring space communications.
Digital Modes
Exploring modern digital communication modes and protocols.
Get on the Air
Interested in amateur radio? Join our communications team and learn from experienced operators.