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Our established Receiver Live Stream is currently OFF while we move the processing to our new server and establish confidence in it. Today's screenshot is from the new server under test. Note that the

Hello Folks We are in the process of moving the receivers in our network to a new server. As they move they will disappear from the existing server an re appear on the new one. We will re-direct the

Radio Astronomy Section Zoom Friday the 3rd May 2024 SKA Precursors, the Zooniverse and some machine learning by Alexander Anderson Video is now on YouTube here ( https://youtu.be/DH4eRFxwFIY ) You

Radio Astronomy Section Zoom Monday the 06th May 2024 Python for Muons by Rupert Powell Video is now on YouTube here ( https://youtu.be/D0X1SwVd7g8 ) You can find links to previous meeting videos and

Rupert Powell is the teacher. Thanks Roo....? This will also cover the Python library's used in David Hardwick's project. Join Zoom Meeting

Hello Folks Despite my best and very prolonged efforts we have not found a site in Scotland for our third primary receiver. Before I give up can anyone help ? What is needed is a reasonably radio

A key objective of providing the online "live" display at https://ukmeteorbeacon.org/beaconclient/ is to enable anyone with an interest in meteors and the ionosphere to make their own observations and

To: HAARP Community HAARP will be conducting a research campaign May 8-10, 2024. Attached for your reference are the campaign transmission notice and media image. The transmission notice includes

Sorry to hear that Although I never join I always watch - as stated by others there is always something to learn - I had issues with remote in from vscode to my pi 5 but this seems to have rectified

Due to unforeseen events we wish to postpone by one week.? The good news is that for all of you wanting to join David Hardwick's muon project Roo will be covering the libraries and relevant topics to

The Zoom link for the Friday RAZoom has been sent out.? The Zoom room will be open from 19:15 BST (18:30 UTC) *Alexander Anderson* - SKA precursors, the Zooniverse and some machine learning... If you

This echo seen by all the operational receivers. Unusually for this time of day there have been quite a few meteor events .

Hi, The telescope was just a joke. However, with a valuable suggestion from Alex P, the funny radio telescope shows a better performance than I thought. So I made a series of galactic plane

The next in the series for muon Data Processing, Rupert Powell is the tutor. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85178814501?pwd=dXliM1I2T21qNDdRMjF6V1FQY0h1QT09 Meeting ID: 851 7881 4501

Watching the Dartmouth web cam one night. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Uv6STmbAC4 It's on 24 hours at 4K resulution, I saw a VERY btight metior over the hill on the right hand side. On the screen

AKA Rupert Powell ? -- Rupert Powell rupert@... www.astronoscope.eu https://www.youtube.com/user/rupertpowell T: +44 (0)7969 87 40 82 [email protected]> wrote:

Radio Astronomy Section Zoom Monday the 22nd April Python for Muons by Robert Powell Video is now on YouTube here ( https://youtu.be/lX_znUIDoek ) You can find links to previous meeting videos and

This image caught yesterday shows the diversity of echo shapes we are seeing on the "live" waterfall display. The strong echo seen at the bottom of the displays was of roughly equal strength in both

Thank you for posting the links. Both interesting talks and I’ve learnt something new from both! Kind Regards Tracey Snelus [email protected]> wrote:

Hello, I was encouraged to post my hobby on this forum. I was inspired by the work of Alex Pettit - Umbrella Antennas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymclkNnCeCc Here attached a Portable Mini