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vk3pa Posted - 04 Feb 2006 : 11:34:12 AM
Currently the sun is spotless since January 29. Daily readings of zero
sunspots could continue for another week. We will observe more and longer
periods such as this as we head toward the solar minimum, still expected
about to occur about a year from now. Geomagnetic conditions should remain
quiet, and solar flux around 77. This may not begin to rise again until
February 10.

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