William Gaatjes
Lifer
We are on for a mild solar radiation storm once again according to spaceweather.com.
Those that want to do experiments with cosmic rays... Maybe you get lucky.
Or perhaps try to receive some rf broadband noise from it...
Could be fun...
Those that want to do experiments with cosmic rays... Maybe you get lucky.
Or perhaps try to receive some rf broadband noise from it...
Could be fun...
RADIATION STORM AND CME ALERT: A solar radiation storm is in progress around Earth. At the moment, the storm is classified as minor, which means it has little effect on Earth other than to disturb HF radio transmissions at high latitudes. Energetic protons, which make up the bulk of the storm, were accelerated in our direction earlier today by shock waves in a CME racing away from the sun at about 1000 km/s (2.2 million mph). According to analysts at the Goddard Space Weather Lab, the CME itself will reach Earth on Nov. 28th around 14:23 UT (+/- 7 hours). Click to view an animated forecast track: