Doppler in the comics

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Gary Mikitin, AF8A

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Jan 7, 2026, 10:03:27 AM (14 days ago) Jan 7
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IMG_3112.jpegWhen  reading this morning’s comics, and I spotted this panel…whose graphics are eerily similar to a GRAPE Doppler plot on an eclipse day.

Maybe it is time for one of those ‘virtual therapy visits’ my health insurer keeps suggesting to me!?! <grin>

73 and Happy New Year to all de Gary, AF8A









Ron KF7ZN

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Jan 7, 2026, 10:06:54 AM (14 days ago) Jan 7
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thanks for the humor, have a great day and enjoy the therapy visit

Have a nice day!

Ron Wilcox KF7ZN
RN, CCM
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Tolboom, Ryan

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Jan 7, 2026, 10:22:27 AM (14 days ago) Jan 7
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Some people see faces in a slice of toast, Gary finds data in the funnies. Happy New Year!

On Wed, Jan 7, 2026 at 10:06 AM Ron KF7ZN <rglo...@gmail.com> wrote:
thanks for the humor, have a great day and enjoy the therapy visit Have a nice day! Ron Wilcox KF7ZN RN, CCM HamSCI/NASA Citizen Science On Wed, Jan 7, 2026 at 8: 03 AM Gary Mikitin, AF8A <gmikitinaf8a@ gmail. com> wrote: When reading this

Jonathan

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Jan 7, 2026, 11:35:59 AM (13 days ago) Jan 7
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You know, it looks even more similar to an amplitude plot of a VLF transmitter during solar flares. It has noticable shark fin features which resemble the shark fin rise and decay amplitude of a received VLF transmitter. The temporary increase in D layer ionization enhances (most of the time) propagation to create the rise and the recovery causes the decay. The example below is in the bottom stacked plot:
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Perhaps I need therapy too!

Jonathan

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