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Subject: | Topband: Full Moon, Oct 21-Questions |
From: | w7dd@msn.com (w7dd) |
Date: | Thu, 17 Oct 2002 21:42:28 -0700 |
Hello again, I have had several questioning how the moon could have this effect. The reflected energy(light, etc.) generated by the sun and reflected by the full moon back on to the dark ionosphere causes a slight ionization of the F layer. There is not enough radiation to activate the E layer and its resultant absorption. Don Andersen |
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