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A Space Shuttle mission requires the coordination of thousands of individuals around and even above the surface of the planet. This coordination is directed largely by radio communications, both voice and digital; and supplies the communications enthusiast with several opportunities for listening. The following list includes radio voice communication frequencies reported to be in use during a typical Space Shuttle mission. This list has been gleaned from many sources, including personal communications, messages on the Internet, and other space-related resources. All of it is subject to change without notice, and reception is dependent on your location and the propagation conditions.
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In addition to all this computer accessible information, you can obtain reports on the Space Shuttle Mission Status, future missions, launch observation information, and launch preparations by using the phone. Here are some phone numbers of interest:
| Information Line | Phone Number | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center | (800) 572-4636 | Info on tours, hours and ticket prices |
| Kennedy Space Center Report | (407) 867-2525 | Info on current missions |
| Space Shuttle Mission Schedule | (407) 867-4636 | Schedule of future Space Shuttle missions and payloads |
| Flight Hardware Status | (407) 867-3900 | Current operational status of mission hardware and vehicle |
| Cape Canaveral Car Pass | (407) 867-6000 | How to obtain a car pass to observe launch/landing operations |
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