[NCC] NCC CQWWCW update thingie #3

[Dan]

A new
Update: see sunspot info from Spaceweather.com below (assuming it makes the trip through the filter)

K8AZ and K8NZ semi serious, socially distant non remote M/S

K8CX   SOA

sunspot several times wider than Earth is rotating over the sun's eastern limb today.
WW3S SOTSDH (single op tree stand deer hunting---run Bambi run!)
K8BL  SONR  (single op no radio visiting in Latvaneia or LA)
W2FU  (N2ZN,K0SM,NW2K,K2UA,N2PP,W2FU)  M/S remote with full two radio per band implementation
K8MR @ K5KG M/S (but no points for NCC)
K8LY SOAB
ND8L  SOABHP A search and lurch
NJ3K SOAB LP Classic Weight gain and nap category
K8ZT SOAB QRP
W8CAR SOHP maybe Assisted fullish time

Dan W8CAR whipper in house



                 
                                
                       
                 
                              Space Weather News for Nov. 23, 2020
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                              HUGE NEW SUNSPOT: A new sunspot several times wider than Earth is rotating over the sun's eastern limb today. This brings the sunspot count to its highest level in years, and more sunspots appear to be in the offing. Solar Cycle 25 is clearly gaining steam. For the full story, visit today's edition of  Spaceweather.com.

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                              Above: New sunspots on the sun's eastern limb photographed on Nov. 23rd by  Philippe Tosi of Nîmes, France. More: Sunspot Photo Gallery. 
                       
                 
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