I thought I would give you an update on PH.
I have taken a new job that requires me to be in Seattle for a minimum of 2 week per month and getting up to speed on that new VP of Sales and Marketing job has kept me away from the PH website.
I am am now ready to start supplying new posts again. I get back home this Friday and I will dedicate next week to getting some new material posted that I have been working on.
Thanks for your understanding.
Respectfully
AD
I ran across this sight with some interesting insights on earthquakes, swarms and volcanos. He has some comments on cracking that I don’t know enough about to have an opinion on the comments so YMMV.
Since I will be living in Seattle for 2 week per month for work, it has peaked my interest from a emergency preparedness standpoint
Scroll down the page and watch the video. Let me know what you think
edit:corrected the link
This lady does a great job of explaing space weather. Check out her youtube channel
She is not just another pretty face, she is a PhD and works with NASA
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCkXjdDQ-db0xz8f4PKgKsag
Tamitha Mulligan Skov is a Research Scientist at The Aerospace Corporation in Los Angeles, California. She holds a B.S. in Physics and a B.S. in Physical Chemistry from UCLA. She earned her M.S. and Ph.D. intGeophysics and Planetary Physics from UCLA in 2000 and 2002, respectively.
Dr. Mulligan Skov works actively in the fields of solar and space physics, focusing on solar transient phenomena such as coronal mass ejections, solar flares, solar energetic energetic particles, and galactic cosmic rays, and the subsequent effects these phenomena have on the Earth’s magnetosphere and radiation belts.
She is an instructor at the Aerospace Institute and serves on multiple review and anomaly teams for NASA, NOAA, and other government and pivate contractors. She also serves as an audio forensics analyst and instructor for the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC), hosted at Aerospace and funded by the Department of Justice.
I have produced a new video about programming the Yaesu FT60 HT using the RT Systems software with repeater data from the www.K5EHX.net repeater database website.
K5EHX has very cool feature where you can check the repeater coverage over local terrain. Here is a view of Mount Ord Arizona. Ord is over 7000 feet tall and using the coverage feature on k5ehx you can paint the terrain to see where you will have coverage. If your location is “painted” like in the Ord photo below you will have coverage.
Take a look at the video below and let me know what you think.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxR83JofEws
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