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Southgate ARC – On May 30 at 0005 UTC the Australian Space Forecast Centre issued a warning: “On 1 June geomagnetic activity is expected to increase to
Active and Minor Storm levels due to arrival of the co-rotating interaction region and high-speed solar wind streams associated with the recurrent trans-equatorial coronal hole.”
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Southgate ARC – Will 5G revolutionise our lives? The next generation of mobile technology – 5G – will be rolled out from 2019. It will enable faster streaming on our mobile phones and tablets and speed up the ‘internet of things’, allowing thousands of computers to ‘talk’ to each other
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Southgate ARC – Robert, KE4AL writes on the Amsat BB: As part of my plans to activate 43 grids this Summer, I will be operating from EN37 26-31 July, holiday style
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Southgate ARC – An Amateur Radio-based science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) initiative at an Arizona elementary school culminated on May 22, as youngsters competitively deployed their own radio-controlled rovers to explore a simulated planet set up in the Sonoran Desert
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Southgate ARC – It is planned that two Russian CubeSats will be deployed from the International Space Station in August during a spacewalk (EVA)
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eHam.net News – From her love of Morse code to her passion for Amateur radio, Ruth Willet ’21 has been able to learn more about the field of wireless communications from professionals around the country thanks to a scholarship she recently received. Willet, president of the newly revived Amateur Radio Club on campus, was awarded the Radio Club of America’s Young Achiever’s Award, which allowed her to attend the International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) in Orlando, Fla., March 5-9. “I was shocked to have received this award. I never dreamed I would be able to attend such a prestigious wireless event. It was an honor be recognized by the Radio Club of America and to be presented this award. It was an eye-opening experience for me to be exposed to the field of wireless communications and to be introduced to the discussions taking place among first responders and the government regarding emergency situation preparedness,” said Willet, who is double majoring in Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Physics at Kettering. “As an amateur radio operator, I’ve mostly only experienced the hobby side of radio. This conference allowed me to see a broad range of applications for radio and technology in a thriving industry that impacts both the workplace and our communities. It was very energizing to attend all sorts of workshops and seminars, and learn how much our daily lives are touched by the field of wireless communications.”
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eHam.net News – For all our space probes and research missions, we’re still learning how solar flares and other space weather can cause trouble here on Earth. “Geomagnetic activity induces ground currents and impacts power grids,” said Sarah Gibson, a senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. “Radiation storms knock out satellite function, increase exposure of airplane passengers and crew on polar routes, and are particularly dangerous for our astronauts.”
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