First dual circular polarization measurement of a solar burst with the LWA at Bleien observatory

Type III solar radio burst,
followed by a type II. Or,
may be a drifting chain of type I
(TBC).

First Callisto arrived Japan

During the UN/Japan workshop on Space Weather, the 1st Callisto instrument in Japan was handed over to Dr. Satoru UeNo of Ibaraki University.

New Callisto instrument operational at SUPARCO in Pakistan

People from SUPARCO in Karachi, Pakistan just managed to set up a Callisto system and had already their 1st light. The bursts are of type  I (solar radio noise storms).

Nice type II solar radio burst, observed by 13 stations out of the e-Callisto network

Some new spectral overviews

Spectral overviews taken with Callisto and an isotropic antenna at:
a) University of Rwanda in Kigali
b) VIRAC, RT-32 radio telescope in Irbene/Ventspils, Latvia
c) Holzheim, Germany

Observation of Moon, Milky Way and M17 with 5m dish antenna and CALLISTO

Galaxy moves to the 'left' with respect to the Moon. Or, in others words, Moon moves faster than the sky background. Right of the Milky Way we can see M17 or W38 with a few Jansky less than the Moon.