The total eclipse on 8 April 2024 began over the eastern Pacific, traversed North America, passed over Newfoundland, and ended at sunset over the eastern Atlantic. Despite its seeming remoteness from the UK, this eclipse was a rare opportunity to assess the effects of a ionospheric ionisation on the well-used transatlantic propagation path.
BT - RadCom DA - 12/2024 IS - 12 LA - eng M1 - 12 M3 - General Interest N2 -The total eclipse on 8 April 2024 began over the eastern Pacific, traversed North America, passed over Newfoundland, and ended at sunset over the eastern Atlantic. Despite its seeming remoteness from the UK, this eclipse was a rare opportunity to assess the effects of a ionospheric ionisation on the well-used transatlantic propagation path.
NV - 12 OP - Reproduced with the kind permission of the RSGB PY - 2024 SP - 36 EP - 38 T2 - RadCom TI - April 2024 eclipse: the effect on transatlantic HF propagation UR - https://hamsci.org/sites/default/files/publications/G3ZIL_Solar_Eclipse_RadCom_Dec24.pdf VL - 100 ER -