This guy contacted an astronaut on the ISS using a homemade antenna

Greatest space prank ever pulled in the history of International Space Station

Here’s the full video

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The guy in the video sent a request to the ARISS (Amateur Radio on the ISS) project by snail mail. He included a postage-paid envelope with his own address on it. ARISS filled out the QSL card (transcribed from a log completed by the astronaut) and dropped it in the mail using the envelope provided. The QSL card says the communication took place on May 27, and the video was posted on July 5. It looks like the astronaut was Warren Hoburg who was on the ISS between March 2 and September 4.

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