Observed arrival · 2026-10-18
Radio JOVE: A Citizen Radio Astronomy Project
A NASA-hosted project helps students and amateur scientists build radio telescopes and observe emissions from the Sun, Jupiter, and the galaxy.
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- Students and amateur radio astronomers
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- A team member streams spectrograph data from 16–24 MHz alongside audio from a receiver tuned to 20.1 MHz.
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The homepage links a library, a map of participating teams, a data archive, and a spectrograph user group, alongside instructions for building and operating a telescope. Its featured observer report describes a May 2025 solar flare recording from North Carolina, while a team member’s stream pairs a 16–24 MHz spectrograph with audio from a receiver tuned to 20.1 MHz. The site says training modules were produced with the SunRISE Ground Radio Lab.
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