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Solar Terrestrial Activity Report
Link ID	692
Title	Solar Terrestrial Activity Report
Url	http://www.dxlc.com/solar/
Description	The Solar Terrestrial Activity Report contains solar and geomagnetic data relevant to the reception of distant radio stations. Solar flux (10.7 cm radio flux), number of sunspots, planetary A index and various other solar related parameters are updated daily, as are comments and forecasts based on the data.
Category	Spaceweather > Solar Activity
Keywords	solar flux   sunspots   solar wind   solar activity   solar images   DXing   solar flares   coronal holes
Date	Sep 23, 2007
Contact Name	Jan Alvestad
Email	send email to Jan Alvestad
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