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Mark - Nice plots! The eclipse effects are very pronounced and what I was expecting to see last October but didn't. I'm setup with four virtual receivers (SDRduo) on the LF Comm frequencies and one

Hello, ??? ??? If anyone does record effects from the eclipse, then do please send them in for inclusion in our monthly summary, Radio Sky News. Thanks, John.

Mike, Honestly I don't know. We could see soon, in April 8th? Judging from Kiruna magnetometer historical data there was magnetic field disturbance on that day:

I've attached a slide from the talk I gave some time back about SIDs and TIDs that shows my observations of the 20th March 2015 eclipse. The eclipse was over 80% on the two paths in the slide and

Hi ?ilvis, That is an interesting group of measurements. ?I understand there will reduction in electrons during an eclipse. ?So, are the electron currents at satellite altitudes affecting the

Thanks for the interesting lecture! My 2cents: there was a total eclipse in July 2009 and then I thought what is happening with Earth magnetic field during the event. So I made an screenshot from NOAA

The link has been mailed out.? Let me know if you have not received it....... -- ???? Paul Hearn? ??? paul@... ??? ?RA Section Director? ???

Sorry, just saw the 19:00 BST tutorial starts. OK for my time zone. Thanks

Interested depending on the Mon. time of the tutorials. Thanks

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Today's screenshots are from Martin near Salisbury. The left hand screenshot is from Martin's own receiver system while the others are from the live stream. They show a tail echo lasting ten seconds

We are pleased to welcome back Whit Reeve, a long time supporter of these seminars. 'October 14, 2023 Solar Eclipse ~ Effects on VLF Radio Propagation ~ Observed in Alaska USA' ~ Whitham D. Reeve.

Latest map of Milky Way in hydrogen line with Ptarmigan Triffid Military Dipole Array: https://astronomy.me.uk/latest-milky-way-map-from-lro-1-4-2024 Andy

There was another set of weird echos earlier.

Here are several interesting echoes. Starting with the echo bottom left. This was seen by NW Hampshire with horizontal polarisation and by Armagh but not by NW Hampshire with vertical polarisation or

Although fairly quiet an average of two or more echoes per minute have been seen most mornings lately. In today's screenshot the NW Hampshire H Pol receiver sees two echoes only one of which is seen

Here are two meteor echoes seen by NW Hampshire along with the full bandwidth horizontal lines which are lightning strikes from a local Thunderstorm unseen by the other receivers. Note that the

An early start enabled me to capture some interesting echoes this morning while working on other things. You can capture your own observations at https://ukmeteorbeacon.org/beaconclient/ This

Today's screenshot shows what are most likely the same echo viewed from three different locations. The vertical scales are not precisely aligned due to processing delays, a problem which can be

There is also a difference in the electric field strength between a circular polarisation (CP) and linear incident radiation of a factor of two.? For the same transmitted power a meteoroid trail