Propagation

                     Solar and Aurora Conditions

Has the #Sun gone hoarse? We've a chance for a #solarstorm once this horse-shaped coronal hole gallops into the Earth-strike zone later this week! We might see #aurora beginning June 1! Views could dip to mid-latitudes briefly. Expect #hamradio & #GPS issues on Earth's nightside. pic.twitter.com/wip0HRExb1

— Dr. Tamitha Skov (@TamithaSkov) 29 May 2018

                    Solar Flare Outlook

Flare & #Solar Radiation Storm Outlook: Several bright regions exist on the Earth-facing #Sun, but no new #sunspots. Possible boost in #solar flux in 3-5 days. Until then expect #hamradio to remain at poor propagation conditions, especially on Earth's day side. #GPS remains good. pic.twitter.com/50SefxixNq

— Dr. Tamitha Skov (@TamithaSkov) May 20, 2018

​                           Aurora Australis

Aurora Australis, Milky Way & Moondog time lapse @AntarcticaNZ Scott Base shot over 7 hours pic.twitter.com/L66scc0rC6

— Jonny Harrison (@JonnyHarrisonNZ) May 14, 2018

Amateur Radio: Usable HF Frequencies via https://t.co/bqKQ295Dqf #hamradio pic.twitter.com/fqXh86zhb8

— wa1gov (@wa1gov) 3 May 2018

Gorgeous #aurora down to Nordermeldorf, Germany during this recent #solarstorm! If you didnt catch the show, another chance begins mid-week when more fast #solar wind is expected. Likely not as strong but expect views at higher latitudes! (pic: J.Kaufmann) https://t.co/hwKgQbk7XZ pic.twitter.com/kGjhq3jE49

— Dr. Tamitha Skov (@TamithaSkov) March 20, 2018

The prize of the "most enlightening Wikipedia GIF so far" is given to the Dipole Antenna:https://t.co/nkVFcwhk4k pic.twitter.com/PefAi0e1lc

— Aurélien Francillon (@aurelsec) March 22, 2018

Northern Lights over Iceland some minutes ago! □□□□❤#northernlights #Aurora #Iceland @SkyeAuroras @KPAuroraAlert @AKAuroraChasers @AuroraAddicts @AuroraNotify @TweetAurora @AuroraMAX @Aurora_Alerts @NorthLightAlert @TamithaSkov @ThePhotoHour @StormHour @earthescope pic.twitter.com/LgEYxVTYLy

— Muhammed Kizilkaya (@Muhammediceland) March 4, 2018

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                                               Receiving WSPR on 630 Meters

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