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Peter, Thanks for the Mail. Pleased that you enjoyed the Ballet. I must confess that I have only been twice (Moscow and Covent Garden) and was so surprised that I enjoyed it a lot. The Friday RAZOOM

Thanks Paul, I didn't get the link earlier but never contacted you as I couldn't make it, but will be sure to watch the video when it is released. I took my wife and granddaughter to see Swan Lake

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The link has been sent out.? If you have not received it mail me and I can re-send it to you. Note the change of presentation title., should be a good one! See you tonight. -- ???? Paul Hearn?

Yes please Mike Many thanks Mike

Just realised you need to be a member of IMO to see that paper. ?If anyone is interested send me an email for a copy

Hello Mike The plan is to install the 3 principle receivers at least 300km from the beacon which greatly reduces aircraft reflections. The next installation is scheduled for a site close to the Armagh

I think the biggest problem we both have is sorting the wheat from the chaff.? AIrcraft on the beacon and local interference for me :-(

Thank you Mike. I hope you will find the GB3MBA beacon and the data streams from the receiver network, when fully operational, of use to your studies especially of meteor events over the UK. Brian

The reason why some stations see a meteor and other don't can be found in WGN, the Journal of the IMO 51:4 (2023) pp72-92. Regards Mike --- /\ _/\/ \ / \/\ Mike German Hayfield in High Peak

Hi Brian It's great to have the receivers displayed together like this. A few minutes watching from Goa in India, showed no correlation as indeed we have largely found. We do need to see how we can

Hello Andy In the first instance just take a look and start to think about the information we might gather. The first thing I find interesting is that echoes seen by one receiver are often unseen by

Thanks for the update Brian Best wishes Mike

Hi Brian What is it you are looking for folks to do? Andy Sent: 28 November 2023 10:47 To: [email protected] Subject: [baa-rag] Meteor Project update The second phase of the meteor project is now well

The second phase of the meteor project is now well advanced. The first of three receivers has been deployed to the Norman Lockyer observatory and a the second will be deployed to a location near the

Hi All I saw the same peaks as Mark reports. It is a big abrupt change in received level and suggests that it is a transmitter effect. Its is a fast change in output level for a powerful transmitter

Hi guys, We also noticed this peak at 22.1kHz in Italy, but we thought it was a problem with the transmitter. Roberto Battaiola mark@...> ha scritto:

See https://astronomy.me.uk/the-hydrogen-map-develops I am quite excited! Andy

Hi all, Did anyone see the strange doubling of amplitude from Skelton on 24th November? See attached plot. There were no flares or mag. events at the time. It started at 12:59:55 and ended at