Re: Solar Observing with the Mexican Network of Radio Telescopes, Sunday, March 23, 1800 UT
Hi Chuck, many thanks for sharing! BR.
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El 21 mar. 2025 19:28, "Chuck Higgins via groups.io" <Chuck.Higgins@...> escribió:
Dear Radio JOVE observers,
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? Please join us on Sunday, March 23, 12:00 noon Mexico City (2:00 pm EDT, 1800 UT)
for a coordinated Solar observing session with the Mexican Network of Radio Telescopes.
Our host is Alfonso CastilloAbrego; English/Spanish translation is available.
Below is the Zoom link and ID to join.
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Happy Observing!
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Chuck
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Chuck Higgins
The Radio JOVE Project
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ABRAHAM RUBI VAZQUEZ is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Observación Solar's Zoom Meeting
Time: Mar 23, 2025 11:45 Mexico City
Meeting ID: 821 5683 3893
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Solar Observing with the Mexican Network of Radio Telescopes, Sunday, March 23, 1800 UT
Dear Radio JOVE observers,
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? Please join us on Sunday, March 23, 12:00 noon Mexico City (2:00 pm EDT, 1800 UT)
for a coordinated Solar observing session with the Mexican Network of Radio Telescopes.
Our host is Alfonso CastilloAbrego; English/Spanish translation is available.
Below is the Zoom link and ID to join.
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Happy Observing!
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Chuck
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Chuck Higgins
The Radio JOVE Project
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ABRAHAM RUBI VAZQUEZ is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Observación Solar's Zoom Meeting
Time: Mar 23, 2025 11:45 Mexico City
Meeting ID: 821 5683 3893
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Late out of bed, the ionosphere produces weak airglow and faintly indicated edges of teepees. In the evening, the teepees remain largely contourless due to weak edges.
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Re: Solar Events 20 March 2025, Prospect, ME
Looks good, Bill!
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Re: Solar 03/20/2025 Dark Sky Observatory
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On Friday, March 21, 2025, 12:09 AM, Richard Gray via groups.io <grayro@...> wrote: Hi,
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I picked up the same events as John.? Curiously, the 17:17 UTC event did not register very strongly here.? There were a few other very faint events that I did not bother to post.
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Solar 03/20/2025 Dark Sky Observatory
Hi,
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I picked up the same events as John.? Curiously, the 17:17 UTC event did not register very strongly here.? There were a few other very faint events that I did not bother to post.
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Richard
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Steve: ? Please let me know what you find out.
On Thursday, March 20, 2025, 11:45 PM, Steve Chaters via groups.io <stevechtrs@...> wrote:
Hi John.
You got a really strong one at 18:06 at the same time as my lone result below.....but you also got others in quick succession around that time that I did not detect.? So either the RFI in my area is so bad that only the strongest signal got detected, or I just happened to get a really strong RFI burst at the same time the rest of you got a genuine signal.
Unfortunately you did not record anything at 12:03.? I will check the SWPC results once they come available to see if they recorded anything.
Cheers........Steve
Steve: I posted my data from today. Take a look. Let me know if you do not see the data.
John
On Thursday, March 20, 2025, 11:27 PM, Steve Chaters via groups.io <stevechtrs@...> wrote: Hello,
I may have picked up the 18:06 flare?(at least above 22 MHz) that Bill & Salvador recorded, did anyone detect a flare at 12:04?
Cheers.......Steve
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Hi John.
You got a really strong one at 18:06 at the same time as my lone result below.....but you also got others in quick succession around that time that I did not detect.? So either the RFI in my area is so bad that only the strongest signal got detected, or I just happened to get a really strong RFI burst at the same time the rest of you got a genuine signal.
Unfortunately you did not record anything at 12:03.? I will check the SWPC results once they come available to see if they recorded anything.
Cheers........Steve
Steve: I posted my data from today. Take a look. Let me know if you do not see the data.
On Thursday, March 20, 2025, 11:27 PM, Steve Chaters via groups.io <stevechtrs@...> wrote: Hello,
I may have picked up the 18:06 flare?(at least above 22 MHz) that Bill & Salvador recorded, did anyone detect a flare at 12:04?
Cheers.......Steve
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Steve: I posted my data from today. Take a look. Let me know if you do not see the data.
On Thursday, March 20, 2025, 11:27 PM, Steve Chaters via groups.io <stevechtrs@...> wrote: Hello,
I may have picked up the 18:06 flare?(at least above 22 MHz) that Bill & Salvador recorded, did anyone detect a flare at 12:04?
Cheers.......Steve
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Hello,
I may have picked up the 18:06 flare?(at least above 22 MHz) that Bill & Salvador recorded, did anyone detect a flare at 12:04?
Cheers.......Steve
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Re: Solar 03/20/2025 Easley, South Carolina
Thanks John and you too Salvador.
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Your spectrograms show, at a minimum, what a good antenna can do! And there must be better receivers than my RSP1A.
I will use them and revisit today's record to "see" what I didn't "see"!? :-)
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It is sometimes possible with a bit of fancy image processing to reveal what my old eyes may have missed.
But there are limits.
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Again, thanks to you both....bill
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Solar 03/20/2025 Easley, South Carolina
Good evening: ? ? ?Solar from today, some of it is quite weak. Thanks to Bill and Salvador for the heads-up.
John
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Solar events and other? Today.
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Salvador
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Solar Events 20 March 2025, Prospect, ME
Good evening,
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Some weak events here today....bill.....
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Re: 19 March 2025 Some non-Io-A as well as a brilliant TP
Again great images!
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Thank you, Richard!?
I really love these these fine ornaments.
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Sabine
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The ionosphere had a bad start to the morning (sie kam nicht richtig aus dem Quark) and the exit from the stage was also rather weak.
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Sabine
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19 March 2025 Some non-Io-A as well as a brilliant TP
Hi All,
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The DSO TFD array recorded some faint non-Io-A earlier this evening, as well as a brilliant TP.
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Richard
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Beautiful TPs, Sabine!
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Richard
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Re: Solar 11 March 2025 (Dark Sky Observatory)
Thanks for the link, Dave! These swivels look pretty sturdy.
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Chuck Higgins
Sabine Cremer
salvador aguirre
