The conditions that make for exciting amateur radio are due to interactions of many phenomena, both intrinsic and extraneous to the planet. This page contains links to information concerning solar activity and it's affect on radio wave propagation. The conditions and activity levels of solar activity, the planet's geomagnetic field, and auroral activity is known as "Space Weather."

Space Physics Interactive Data Resource (SPIDR)

Rice University's Space Weather Page

NOAA's Solar-Terrestrial Physics Page

NASA - Exploring the Earth's Magnetosphere

NASA's Ionosphere Page

HAARP Main Page

Current Solar Flux Indices

Recent Solar and Geomagnetic Data

Space Environment Center, Today's Space Weather

ARRL Propagation Forecast Bulletins

Last 25 WWV Solar Flux reports

Near-Real-Time MUF Map

Near-Real-Time E-Layer Critical Frequency Map

Radio Users' Page

The Aurora Page

Geophysical Institute Auroral Forecast Maps

Auroral Activity from NOAA/TIROS

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