[SJRA-Members] The History of WWV Broadcasts Tonight.

[Dennis Dura]

Join the WWV Amateur Radio Club, the National Institute of Standards and
Technology (NIST), the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery (FCMoD), and the
HamSCI for two excellent lectures to be live streamed on March 2, 2023 at
5:00PM Mountain Std Time (0000 UTC):
The History of WWV Frequency Broadcasts - Glenn Nelson, WWV Staff, National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
WWV as a Beacon for Citizen Science - Dr. David Kazdan and Rachel Boedicker
- Case Western Reserve University/HamSCI  Aidan Montare - NIST
Boulder/HamSCI

The event will be streamed via the Northern Colorado ARC YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/NCARC . Follow and choose the LIVE link, sit back,
and enjoy!  (Note:  The lectures may not start exactly at the top of the
hour - so be prepared to 'stand by' until the speakers take the stage.)

The lectures are being presented as part of Tune In: The WWV Frequency
Celebration, being held on March 2-4 at the Fort Collins Museum of
Discovery, 408 Mason Ct, Fort Collins, Colorado, and throughout the month
of March on the ham radio airwaves.

Additional details on the activities from Fort Collins, as well as
announcement of a week long on-the-air event featuring the WW0WWV callsign,
can be found here: https://wwvarc.org/WWVFrequencyCelebration

This information is also available at the HamSCI website
<https://hamsci.org/WWV-Freq-Celebration-March-2-2023> .