Thought this might be of interest to some of you:
NASA Science News for August 4, 1999:
Audio Eclipse May Fill the Sky - As the eclipse turns day into night over
Europe on August 11, radio transmissions from near the path of totality may
spread across the globe, due to ionospheric changes caused by the Moon's
shadow. As a result, ham radio operators around the world can track the August
11, 1999 total solar eclipse by monitoring changes in atmospheric radio
propagation. Science@NASA invites ham radio enthusiasts to submit their data to
help better understand the nature of ionospheric disturbances. Full story:
http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/ast04aug99_1.htm
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