Ham Radio operators report on eclipse for NASA
WORTON — Ham radio operators work off the ionosphere, the layer of the earth’s atmosphere able to reflect radio waves.
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WORTON — Ham radio operators work off the ionosphere, the layer of the earth’s atmosphere able to reflect radio waves.
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An annular solar eclipse created a “ring of fire” in the skies over the Americas Saturday, and millions more saw a crescent-shaped partial solar eclipse.
Santa Ana winds shift to onshore winds, meaning temps cool nicely today.
This Saturday, a remarkable celestial occurrence will illuminate the skies across North, Central, and South America as an annular solar eclipse creates a captivating "ring of fire." Such a significant annular solar eclipse is a seldom-seen spectacle, with NASA confirming that the next occurrence in this region won't take place until 2046.