Surprising Dip in Stratospheric Radiation during Solar Storm

Space Weather News for Sept. 17, 2014
http://spaceweather.com

RADIATION DIPS DURING SOLAR STORM: On Sept. 12th, student scientists
in Califonornia launched a weather balloon to the stratosphere during
the most intense solar storm of the year. They expected to measure an
increase in energetic radiation. Instead they measured a sharp drop.
Their counterintuitive data and the interesting explanation for it are
featured on today's edition of http://spaceweather.com

DID YOU MISS THE SOLAR STORM? Next time get a phone call.
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(voice).


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