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Re: any solar storm updates






I heard reports here in Detroit on the local repeaters that there was an
active aurora
display last night (July 16th 0300 - 0430z) that could be seen even
through the inner
city lights. Also, there were reports of good 6m and 2m SSB/CW being
heard.

Would have loved to see that lunar eclipse. Last one I saw was back in
1975(?) down in
Naples, FL...:(

James KD4DLA

Tony Langdon wrote:
 > Thanks.  Well, speaking of satellites, good old OSCAR 0 put on a spectacular
 > show for us tonight with the total lunar eclipse.  Watch it in bits to
 > totality, including a 15 minute session where the partially obscured Moon made
 > a spectacular backdrop for UO-14 operation!
 > 
 > Desipte our mid winter season, Melbourne turned on a perfect day for moon
 > watching!
 > 
 > Unfortunately, the geomagnetic storm has subsided a little, so no auroras. That
 > would have capped off a superb night of satellites and space watching. :-)
 > 
 > Tony
 > 
 > .. If (stone != rolling) moss++;
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