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Operations approved for DXCC credit, January 2009
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TS7C, Tunisia, Kerkennah Island (AF-073), press release #3
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Desecheo 2009 Press Release #3
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5X4X, Arua/Uganda until June 2009
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CY0X, Sable Island dxpedition postponed
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4A1DXXE, special call from December 25 until January 6
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C56KR, January 9-14th
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TS7C, Tunisia, Kerkennah Island (AF-073), press release #2
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N2OB/150 (or N2OB/LH), Old Barney Lighthouse, Dec 27 to Jan 4
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S21DX, St. Martin's Island (AS-127) postponed
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NASA Science News for July 11, 2008 |
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Written by Xavier
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
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The sun is entering its third year of eerie calm. Sunspots are rare and solar flares simply aren't happening. Is this "solar minimum" lasting longer than it should? A NASA scientist has examined centuries of sunspot data to find the answer, revealed in today's story from Science@NASA:
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/11jul_solarcycleupdate.htm
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