GB2RS Propagation News
Propagation – 24th March 2013
And now the solar report for the period from Friday 15 March to Thursday the 21st, compiled by Martin Harrison, G3USF, on Friday the 22nd. Solar activity remained mostly low, though C-class flares were reported almost every day, and a smallish M-class flare occurred on the 21st. The solar flux slowly declined, from 123 on […]
Propagation – 17th March 2013
And now the solar factual data for the period from Friday the 8th to Thursday the 14th of March, compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on Friday the 15th of March Up to eight sunspot regions were visible on the 11th but most were small and stable. However, a couple of groups produced occasional C class […]
Propagation News for 10 March
And now the solar factual data for the period from Friday the 1st to Thursday the 7th of March, compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on Friday the 8th of March. With numerous sunspot groups visible everyday, however, most were small and simple. Solar activity varied between very low and moderate levels. Activity was very low […]
Propagation News for 3 March
And now the solar factual data for the period from Friday the 22nd to Thursday the 28th of February, compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on Friday the 1st of March. At first solar activity was at low levels with five small C class solar flares taking place on the first three days. Solar activity then […]
Propagation News
And now the solar factual data for the period from Friday the 15th to Thursday the 21st of February, compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on Friday the 22nd of February. The number of sunspot groups increased as the week progressed to seven visible groups by the 21st. One of these regions produced an unexpected impulsive […]
Propagation News
And now the solar factual data for the period from Friday the 8th to Thursday the 14th of February, compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on Friday the 15th of February. Only two new sunspot regions appeared during the period, with a maximum of four regions visible on some days. On the whole solar activity was […]
