Spectrograph of excerpted burst episode.


This 1 minute 15 second burst specimen ( hot red 2034 UT minute at right on chart  ) came during a coronal mass ejection
and is a possible Type V burst . Serendipitously, the hottest part of this burst happened at our observing frequencies
of 22.2 MHz right channel  :  22.7 MHz left channel.  See the little arrows at right of  graph.

When the Type V burst kicks in at about 20 seconds into the sound file then the
radiotelescope receivers are entirely pulsing with oscillating Sun.

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( Pulsations and oscillations, transcendent of noise! )

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 Headphones encouraged.   Listen at moderate to high volume for best effect.

Click below.



1 minute 15 seconds       1.2 MB size
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More solar radio recordings

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Thank you to WCCRO, Wes Greenman, Dick Flagg, and Jim Sky for the spectrograph!

More data to follow as it is processed.

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Thomas Ashcraft
35.50 N   -105.88 W
New Mexico



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