More information on the NASA Canberra/Tidbinbilla deep space tracking network and the big 70m dish. And the Honeysuckle Creek dish that received Neil Armstrong’s Apollo 11 first steps down the ladder. NOTE: ITAR regulations prohibited what we could show inside the antenna base.

Inside the new NASA/CSIRO Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex control room at Tidbinbilla, and the technical details of how they contact the Voyager 2 space probe. Look at the live data and spectrum displays! Follow Richard on Twitter @nascom1 Tech details on the communications PART 1 HERE Forum HERE

Detailed look at how the 70m DSS43 NASA Canberra Deep Space dish is used to talk to the Voyager 2 probe 70 billion km from earth. Part of the NASA/CSIRO Deep Space Communications Complex at Tidbinbilla in Canberra Australia. Huge thanks to Richard Stephenson who stayed back after a 12 …

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