The Deep Space Exploration Society 2018 Annual Year End Report

DSES Annual Report 2018b

Please click the link to read The Deep Space Exploration Society 2018 Annual Year End Report, in PDF. Written by Bill Miller, DSES Vice President and acting Secretary.

News & Announcement Board

Upcoming Activities

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At this time we are holding our monthly meetings as virtual meetings. Our engineering meetings are normally held on the second Monday of each month. Our science meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month. Start time is now 6:30 PM (Mountain Time). Email notifications are sent to members prior to the meetings. If you would like information to participate, please contact us at information(at)dses.science.

Recent past meetings are presently archived on Floyd Glick's website, at the top section for DSES: http://www.bd-oculars.com/downloads/Equipment_Inventory.htm.

Work trips to the Haswell antenna site are generally scheduled for each third Saturday of the month, with weather alternates on Sunday. This third weekend was chosen because it comes between our engineering and science meetings. Having a regular date helps our members plan ahead, especially those who must travel long distances. During the Covid-19 pandemic, work and science trips may be coordinated for other times. NOTE: Please coordinate with us before you go to the Plishner site, information(at)dses.science.

News

A successful Open House was held on September 16th, 2013, read all about it here. By Bill Miller and Paul Sobon.

Here are the slides for the Pulsar Detection presentation for the DSES Open House. By Dan Layne, Richard Russel, and Ray Uberecken.

DSES Recent Events by Bill Thomas WT0DX, posted August 28, 2023. Highlights 3 recent events DSES participated in: the CSVHF Conference, the ARRL Rocky Mountain Division Convention, and the Denver Radio Club Hamfest.

New DSES Building Update July 29, 2023

DSES participated in the European DEBUS Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) moon bounce communications contest on the weekend of April 22-23, 2023. We operated with our 60-foot dish antenna at 1.2 GHz.

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