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Report warns of weather satellites' 'rapid decline' By Ledyard King, Gannett Washington Bureau Updated 4h 5m ago
Predicting the weather is tricky enough. Now a new government-sponsored report warns that the USA's ability to track tornadoes,
forecast hurricanes...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at raptureforums):
I meant these be the same satellites that we'....
VERY interesting! Oh well...I rely more on wooly worms and woodchucks for weather these be the same satellites that we've been relying upon for all the data on gloabal cool...
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Report warns of weather satellites' 'rapid decline' By Ledyard King, Gannett Washington Bureau Updated 4h 5m ago
Predicting the weather is tricky enough. Now a new government-sponsored report warns that the USA's ability to track tornadoes,
forecast hurricanes...
Started by GlennO on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at raptureforums):
I meant these be the same satellites that we'....
VERY interesting! Oh well...I rely more on wooly worms and woodchucks for weather these be the same satellites that we've been relying upon for all the data on gloabal cool...
Hmmm ...
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Report warns of weather satellites' 'rapid decline' By Ledyard King, Gannett Washington Bureau Updated 4h 5m ago
Predicting the weather is tricky enough. Now a new government-sponsored report warns that the USA's ability to track tornadoes,
forecast hurricanes...
Started by GlennO on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at raptureforums):
I meant.
VERY interesting! Oh well...I rely more on wooly worms and woodchucks for weather these be the same satellites that we've been relying upon for all the data on gloabal cool...
Hmmm ...
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The solar winds consist of charged particles and produce powerful turbulence in the ionosphere, which consists of plasma clouds with electrical particles at an altitude of 80 to 500 km. The turbulence interferes with radio signals. Universities around...
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Here's an interesting story that can't be explained away by Chinese lanterns or weather balloons - a planet sized UFO has been spotted near the sun, and it appears to have what can only be described as giant mechanical arms.
http://www.straitstimes.com...
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Ah, the North Korean Times.
A bit Its kind of hard to use the weather balloon line near the sun.
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An enormous sunspot unleashed a powerful solar flare late Wednesday (May 16), triggering a radiation storm intense enough to interfere with some satellites orbiting Earth, space weather experts said.
http://news.yahoo.com/monster-sunspo...203033448.html...
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Hello everyone,
I feel embarrassed at times posting on here because I must ask the most basic questions at times!
I've always believed, If I get satellite dish, I cannot receive channels from North America. I still believe this But
1) Is there a list ...
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Most satellites....
It is not only a matter of which satellites are receivable in the UK but which of the beams from those satellites.
It's about receiving from satellites, and specifically from the Intelsat ones, 903 at 34.5 West, 805.
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Has anyone had any luck using the close call feature in the bcd396xt scanner I have tried but with no luck at all what other methods using the features in the bcd396xt scanner would you recommend using
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Do some homework on how to hear satellites - it can be done with a scanner 301x200 LG VN530)
I've gotten NOAA weather radio on my GRE PSR-500's Sweeper (the same as Uniden's.
To capture using this.
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On Tue, 3 Feb 2009 01:10:20 -0000, "Far" <nospam@hotmail.com
I've recently had fitted a motorised satellite system (1m dish) here in the
UK and whilst I can get many satellites in the arc from 53E to 45W, I notice
I'm missing a few satellites....
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satellites aren't
showing and then compare them with the coverage maps via the links on
www.lyngsat.com (don't forget the satellites whose transponders point
in more than one direction) to see:v5afo4p2olnc37frtkevpd38jkaf9etalc@4ax.com.....
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Bad weather during cruise
I'm just curious if anyone has cruised during really bad weather?? It probably sounds silly but I have such a fear of big waves and I wonder if anyone has been on a cruise that was really rocky and if so, what time of year was...
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But we love ....
The Captain's goal is to give you as smooth sailing hurricane season .
All 4 ships have satellites and modern computers which give them up to the minute weather and sea condition reports.
Be able to avoid big waves and such.
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