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Welcome to Radio JOVE 2.0
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Dear Radio JOVE Community, The Radio JOVE Project is a NASA Partner citizen science project where participants purchase, assemble, and operate their own 16-24 MHz radio spectrograph to observe solar, Jupiter, Galactic, and Earth-based radio emissions. Learn to become a citizen scientist and contribute scientific-quality data to our data archive. Visit Getting Started to learn how to participate in Radio JOVE. Regards, The Radio JOVE Team
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Observations from Grafton, WV. Caught two solar and one that looks like Jupiter? What do y'all think of the Jupiter one? Thanks, ~Duane
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Good evening to all...got a late start today (~1520 UTC, 1120 EDT) but here are two spectrograms. The first at about 1611 UTC lasted for about 6 minutes contained at least 4 increasingly weak events. The oter at about 1927 UTC was quite strong. ...Hope I didn't miss more earlier in the day. Best to one & all....bill....
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Good evening one more time: IoA from 04/29/2025. RFI gets in the way somewhat. More thanks to Dr. Gray for the heads-up. John
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Good evening again: IoA from 05/01/2025. Thanks to Dr. Gray for the heads-up. John
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Good evening: Some solar from today. Thunderstorms got in the way this afternoon. John
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NASA¡¯s Juno Mission Gets Under Jupiter¡¯s and Io¡¯s Surface
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May o2 2025. Sun active
Sun is producing many Type III radio emissions today, May 02 2025- Tom
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We saw a lot of Io-A this afternoon, but much of it was very faint. I have posted the best bits from the RCP channel. Richard
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Claudio Madrid
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Heads up Io-A May 01 2025
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Heads up for center pass Io-A May 01 2025 around 20 UT and 21 UT. Check your RJPro for your locations and alignment. Tom in New Mexico
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Thanks to Tom for the head's up. We picked up some Jupiter-Io emissions today, right on the border between Io-A and non-Io-A. I think it would have been a nice display if viewed through the nighttime ionosphere. See attached. The first shows the full "storm", the others show the details. Richard
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Adding to Richard's great spectrograms, here's some non-Io-A from the 29th. -- Dave
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Good evening: This is what I collected from my location. Thanks, Tom for the information. Unfortunately, late afternoon RFI was in force here at the times you provided. John
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Good evening: Very weak solar from today. Almost not worth posting. Being empty handed is difficult. John
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Solar 29 APR 2025
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Observations from Grafton, WV. One weak solar and one of lightning. The lightning was just to the north of me and I was only seeing about 1/4 of what is shown in the spectrogram. So does that mean 3/4 stayed in the clouds? I took a similar spectrogram up to the weather students at West Virginia University and asked them. They were baffled and amazed that I could do something like that. Any one here know a lightning expert I could get in touch with?? Thanks, ~Duane
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weak Jupe april 29 2025
weak Jupe april 29 2025. 2000 UT to 2010 UT. Sorry I don't have more info. Am restoring my computer after a crash. - Tom
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Good evening...a bit more activity today. All occurring during the period when NOAA prediction for the day suggested the time of most activity. Wish my local terrestrial WX was as accurate! :-) .....bill....
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