Io-A on 110730; non-Io on 110731

 

 

 My thanks to Paris Observatory
 

M9.3 flare on 110730

SDO AIA 171 angstrom, 2 frames from this: Lockheed Martin Solar Laboratory movie

Nancay Decametric Array real time solar spectra on 110729

http://www.obs-nancay.fr/dam/realtime_display/dam_realtime.php?lang=en

My many thanks to Laurent Denis and the Nancay Decametric Array Team

Full real time  display example

Region 11260 activity on 110727 near 19 UT

Multiple type III and one type II burst on 110726

STEREO WAVES  110726

My thanks to the STEREO Team

Type II (slow negative drift) following type III

Strong non-Io Jovian activity on 110724

My thanks to the STEREO WAVES Team

The drawing below shows part of the STEREO WAVES antenna system (designated by red arrows). The 3 monopoles are orthogonal and about 6 meters long.  

Non-Io at Nancay on 110722

15 minute time ticks.

My thanks to Paris Observatory.

Paris Observatory Magazine #13:
http://grandpublic.obspm.fr/squelettes/pdf/magazine/mag13/mag13.pdf

10 meter RadioAstron Russian space radiotelescope is in orbit

The Spectrum-R space observatory was launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on 110718:
http://www.federalspace.ru/main.php?id=2&nid=12007

The telescope dish is made from 27 carbon fiber petals. It will operate as an interferometer together with ground antennas.

RadioAstron home page:
http://www.asc.rssi.ru/radioastron/

Russian Federal Space Agency:
http://www.federalspace.ru/main.php?lang=en

Io-D on 110713 and non-Io arcs on 110714

 STEREO WAVES Io-D   110713

STEREO WAVES  non-Io arcs  110714

Many thanks to the STEREO WAVES Team

Io-C on 110714 and possible Solar continuum on 110712

Possible Solar continuum

My thanks to Paris Observatory

http://www.grandpublic.obspm.fr/Bicentenaire-d-Urbain-Le-Verrier

Type II with fundamental and second harmonic at Nancay on 110711

Preceded by a  C2.6 flare from active region 1247

X-ray and Proton flux from the flare

Lockheed Martin Solar Laboratory

Many thanks to the Nancay Decametric Array Team

http://satorchi.net/nancay/rd/2006apr01/index.php?p4015301

Whitham D. Reeve's wonderful panoramas of the Long Wavelength Array and the EVLA

click images for enlargements

Long Wavelength Array first station near the EVLA center and the Antenna Assembly building

Related posts:

http://herrero-radio-astronomy.blogspot.com/2010/04/long-wavelength-array-progress-april.html

http://herrero-radio-astronomy.blogspot.com/2011/06/expanded-very-large-array-new-telescope.html

See also Whit's Radio Science and Radio Astronomy pages:

http://www.reeve.com/Radio_Science.htm

My thanks to Whit !

Very good Io-B at Nancay on 110708

 My thanks to Paris Observatory

http://www.obspm.fr/presentation.en.shtml

Good Io-C at Nancay on 110707

Close to pure Right Circular Polarization, not generally expected for Io-C, generated by southern Jovian magnetosphere cyclotron masers. Io-A and Io-B are generated by northern magnetosphere masers; Io-C and Io-D by southern magnetosphere masers. In 5 years time, I hope Juno flies through some of those masers.

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Io-D and non-Io-C arcs on 110701

Nice Io-B on 110701

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My thanks to Paris Observatory and the Nancay Decametric Array Team