Topband: Sunspots Break a Space Age Record

[Mike Waters]

Also, the cosmic rays are somewhat elevated right now. But not like they
were last week.

73, Mike
W0BTU

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Date: Mon, Dec 16, 2019, 11:55 AM
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SUNSPOTS BREAK A SPACE AGE RECORD: Solar Minimum is officially "deep." 2019
has just broken a Space Age record for days without sunspots. Moreover, an
international panel of scientists led by NOAA and NASA predicts that Solar
Minimum could deepen even further, not reaching its lowest point until
April of 2020. Visit Spaceweather.com
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for the full story.
Above: The blank sun on Dec. 16, 2019. Credit: NASA/Solar Dynamics
Observatory