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Stephen P. McGreevyAlberta Solar-Maximum VLF Radio Expedition - August 2000 (2010)

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In addition to the "Electric Enigma" album by Irdial Discs, and the "Auroral Chorus: Music of the Magnetosphere" series (I to IV, all on this IA site), I spent a week during the peak of Solar-Cycle 23 in northern Alberta Canada in early August 2000. I van-camped in the Canadian Boreal-forest with two loop-antenna receivers connected to two-cross-azimuth loop-antennas, and captured these gorgeous natural VLF radio signals of Earth's Magnetosphere. This was my second most-spectacular Canadian stereo VLF recording expedition undertaken. Longer recordings from the original archival recordings are being added in the summer of 2011.

A 2010 album entitled "Auroral Chorus IV:Music of the Magnetosphere - Desert Whistlers" is also on this IA site - the link given below is where my 2011 VLF (Mojave Desert) recordings are being archived, as well as older recordings from throughout the western USA deserts (and some from my Canadian trips also):

http://www.archive.org/details/AuroralChorusIvMusicOfTheMagnetosphere

Stephen P. McGreevy - N6NKS, June 2010, August 2011.

Photography by Stephen P. McGreevy, August 2000


This audio is part of the collection: Community Audio

Artist/Composer: Stephen P. McGreevy
Date: 2010
Source: Archives from Stephen P. McGreevy
Keywords: natural radio; VLF; auroral chorus; Stephen P. McGreevy; Music of the Magnetosphere

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

Notes

All files on this page are public-domain for your maximum enjoyment - public presentations and educational institution usage highly encouraged! For full information about Earth's natural-VLF-radio phenomena, please refer to: http://www.auroralchorus.com -- or -- http://www.spaceweathersounds.com - SpM.

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