P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton 20051 SOLAR ACTIVITY And HF PROPAGATION Paul Harden, NA5N For FDIM Dayton 2005.

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P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton SOLAR ACTIVITY And HF PROPAGATION Paul Harden, NA5N For FDIM Dayton 2005

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Das Solar Outputten Ist Radio Werken (German Translation)

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton (British Translation) Thy Solar Essence And Her Majesty’s Ether

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Sunspots and Active Regions

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton The Trinity Site (Socorro, New Mexico) 35 miles from NA5N & NØQT

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Atomic Bomb

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton X-rays from a Solar Flare & Ionizing Radiation

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton HF effects immediately following a Solar Flare

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Type I Storm and Type IV Continuum Noise

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Type II and Type III Storms

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Type I and II Sweeps (from WIND satellite)

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Coronal Mass Ejection (CME)

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Standard Model of the Sun’s E–M Field

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton “Ballerina Skirt” model of the Sun’s E-M Field

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton The Earth’s Geomagnetic Field

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Abnormal effects to our Geomagnetic Field

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton SUMMARY – Anatomy of a Solar & Geomagnetic Storm

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton May 13 Flare X-rays

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton May 13 Ha Optical

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton May 17 Ha Optical Note Sun’s movement of Active Region 0749 in 4 days.

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton May 13 th Flare – Magnetic Fields

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton The May 16, 2005 EXTREME Geomagnetic Storm – Anatomy High X-rays: Ionized D-layer High Protons Aurora & PCA Satellite Damage High Shockwave HF very high noise HF blackout Auroral activity Electrical systems

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton Relativistic Electrons & Protons

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton May 16 th Geomagnetic Storm – Solar Wind components

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton GRB – Gamma Ray Burst Ionization

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton HF Propagation – Daytime

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton HF Propagation – Dipole vs. Vertical antennas

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton HF Propagation – Night Time

P. Harden, NA5NFDIM Dayton HF Propagation – Gray Line

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