[SFDXA] A "Radio-Active" Sunspot from the Next Solar Cycle
Bill
bmarx at bellsouth.net
Sun Mar 8 16:48:06 EDT 2020
*Space Weather News for March 8, 2020*
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*A 'RADIO-ACTIVE' SUNSPOT FROM THE NEXT SOLAR CYCLE:* A new sunspot is
emerging in the sun's southern hemisphere. Its magnetic polarity
identifies it as a member of new Solar Cycle 25. Although the spot is
relatively small, it is also dynamic, and has produced one of the first
loud shortwave radio bursts of the new solar cycle. Visit today's
edition of Spaceweather.com
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to hear the outburst of static.
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