Radio Sky Pipe chart published by Sandro Chinotti, recorded from his Switzerland Radio JOVE Observatory, showing a solar event starting near 1413 UT.
Pulse at Parkes is an innovative project that provides high school students the opportunity to observe pulsars with the Parkes radio telescope, shown above. Click image for enlargement.
Duncraig Senior High School Students and Faculty observing during a previous Pulse at Parkes session.
Pulsar J0437-4715 profile observed February 22 2010. This pulsar is part of the high priority Pulsar Timing Array project.
Map of the Io Phase versus the Jovian Central Meridian Longitude.
Map of the Io Phase versus the Jovian Central Meridian Longitude.
February 11 launch
This is an 800 million dollar mission
Detail from STEREO WAVES spectrum
Detail from HINODE X-ray telescope image: B9 flare from region 11045
The GOES 14 X-ray flux has increased today
STEREO Behind shows several possible active regions developing
Two type III bursts near 22 UT.
The Radio Jove Archive shows entries for 24 days in 2007, from January to August. The Calendar above shows the 6 active days in April, one of the two most active months in the year.
John H. Thomas, W3FAF Radio Observatory, recorded an Io-C event on April 12. His Log notes he was using a 6 element tracking Yagi, with an Icom IC R75 receiver tuned to 20.92 MHz.
STEREO WAVES Behind recorded the type III radio bursts shown in the detail above, January 30 near 15 to 19 UT.
Detail of active region 11043, from an H alfa image (Kanzelhoehe Observatory), posted by Solar Monitor
