Carl
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Now we just went through the deepest solar min in our lifetimes - which also
means we were hit with more GCRs than ever in our recorded history (about
19% more than anything we've seen in the past 50 years). So it very well
could be that this solar min was too quiet geomagnetically speaki
Now we just went through the deepest solar min in our lifetimes - which also
means we were hit with more GCRs than ever in our recorded history (about
19% more than anything we've seen in the past 50 years). So it very well
could be that this solar min was too quiet geomagnetically speaking - an
Eddy,
You said: "Perhaps high solar activity IS really & truly the bane of
160-meters, after all..."
That's a reasonable conclusion based solely on our observations. But it's
interesting to bring some science into the picture.
When you look at ionization at night in the upper D region/lower
