RSSGB2RS Propagation News

Propagation News 10 November 2013

| November 8, 2013

A new sunspot group rotated into view on the 2nd which allowed solar activity to continue at moderate to high levels. The largest solar flare of the period was an X3 on the 5th. In total nine M class solar flares took place along with numerous C class solar flares of varying strength every day. […]

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Propagation News 3 November 2013

| November 1, 2013

Solar activity continued at high levels, with four X class solar flares taking place, two on the 25th, one on the 28th and one on the 29th. Also seventeen M class flares occurred along with numerous C class solar flares, making this one of the most active weeks of this sunspot cycle. In total 23 […]

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Propagation News 27 October 2013

| October 25, 2013

At the start of the period two small sunspot regions rotated into view but within days they had increased in size and magnetic complexity. By the 22nd solar activity had increased to moderate levels with small M class solar flares taking place. Activity increased to high levels on the 24th when four M class solar […]

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Propagation News 20 October 2013

| October 18, 2013

The two large complex sunspot regions reported in last weeks report produced 5 M class solar flares this week along with 80 C class solar flares. Solar activity was moderate on the 11th, 13th, 15th and the 17th. These M class solar flares only had a limited effect on propagation. The remaining days activity was […]

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Propagation News 13 October 2013

| October 11, 2013

Midway through the period two sunspot regions rotated into view and increased in size and magnetic complexity. With it solar activity increased. Solar activity was very low on the 5th but then increased to moderate levels by the 9th when the only M class solar flare took place. Solar flux levels increased from 106 units […]

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Propagation News 6 October 2013

| October 4, 2013

All visible sunspot groups were either small or the larger groups were magnetically simple and as a result solar activity was very low. In total six small C class solar flares took place which increased activity to low on the 29th, 2nd and the 3rd. On the 29th one of these flares took place during […]

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