Russ Steele
My article on the disappearing sunspots has been published in the September issue of Monitoring Times. Ham radio operators and radio spectrum monitors depend on an active sun to ionize the upper atmosphere to enable long range communications. When the sun goes quiet and there are fewer sun spots, there is less ionization, and the opportunity for long distance listening and long distance radio transmissions are also diminished. My article covers the possible disappearance of all sunspots between 2017 and 2022.
You will soon be able to click HERE and down load the September Issue, or pick up a copy up at Barnes and Noble in Roseville, my only know newsstand source of Monitoring Times.
