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Natural Radio is the VLF radio emissions that originate terrestrially from lightning and within the earth's magnetosphere through interaction with the Sun. Most of these radio signals, sferics, tweeks, whistlers, chorus and others, occur within the range of human hearing, and can be heard with simple receivers as described on this site.

Natural Radio Lab also looks at Space Weather and Geomagnetic Storms. These are affected by solar activity such as the solar wind, sunspots, solar flares and coronal mass ejections or CMEs. In the popular media, these events are often loosely referred to as "solar storms" or "sun storms".

Please explore this site. I hope you go beyond reading what's here and actually go out and take the opportunity to hear whistlers or the enchanting sounds of the dawn chorus.

Mark Karney, N9JWF
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NOAA Space Weather Sites Updated

naturalradiolab.com Posted on December 15, 2014 by Mark KarneyDecember 15, 2014

On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 NOAA launched their new Space Weather Prediction Site. This is a gateway site to all of the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Products and really gives an excellent view of current space weather conditions on the … Continue reading →

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Magazine Archive

naturalradiolab.com Posted on October 22, 2014 by Mark KarneyOctober 22, 2014

As I was preparing my article for The Lowdown, I needed to look up some information from old Popular Electronics magazines. My collection of old magazines is long gone, but I found a great online source for old radio and … Continue reading →

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Firestation Operating and Returning Data

naturalradiolab.com Posted on October 3, 2013 by Mark KarneyOctober 3, 2013

The NASA Firestation instrument has been installed on the ISS and is returning data. Firestation will study the link between lightning and TGFs, and hopefully shed some light on the theory of Dark Lightning. Other questions to be answered are … Continue reading →

Posted in Satellites | Tagged Dark Lightning, Firefly, Firestation, TGF

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