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RADIO PROPAGATION: SOLAR CME HITS EARTH ON SEPTEMBER 3RD
If you were wondering about the strange band conditions this
past week you can blame it on old Sol. This after a Coronal
Mass Ejection or C-M-E hit Earth's magnetic field on at
approximately 1200 UTC on Monday, September 3rd.
According to Spaceweather.com the impact induced measurable
ground currents in the soil of northern Scandinavia and
sparked bright auroras around the Arctic Circle. In fact,
at the time the alert was issued, a moderately strong
geomagnetic storm that lasted several days was underway.
For current and future information on what the Sun is up to
and how it might affect radio propagation here on Earth,
simply take your web browser to spaceweather.com for the
very latest updates. (Spaceweather)
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