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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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Good evening: Solar from today. This is all that I could find. Not much. John
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No observations from Grafton, WV. Been away for a couple of days on a business trip. Reviewed the data for the last couple of days and all black - no signals. Went out to the dipoles, I see lots of deer tracks and my dipoles are laying on the ground. Got them put back up and we will see what I get these next couple of days. ~Duane
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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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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: 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
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-juno-mission-gets-under-jupiters-and-ios-surface -- Hawk's Nest Radio Astronomy Observatory http://hnrao.weebly.com/ -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com
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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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