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Paul Sobon, DSES President and EVE25 project manager, has written a report covering all aspects of this project. The EVE experiment was conducted on March 22, 2025.
Read the report here: EVE25 Report
Update: ORI has provided their detailed link budget analysis here: Link Budget
EVE 25 Control Room
EVE25 Main Assembly
The 2025 Western Conference of the Society of Amateur Radio Astronomers was held on March 14th through the 16th. Bill Miller, DSES VP, attended and presented a talk on the DSES facilities and activities.
In his report, in addition to an overview of the conference, there are links to the presentation video recording and slides.
SARA Western Conference Report
The first Science Meeting of the year included two interesting topics:
“Cascade Noise Figures” by Ray Uberecken
“System 1 Tracking Modifications” by Lewis Putnam, Glenn Davis and Phil Gage
The video presentation can be found on the DSES YouTube Channel here.
The DSES science team recently detected our first hydroxyl (OH) maser. See details in the observation report. Here is a link to the video presentation covering the activity: DSES 1st Maser Detection! – YouTube
Dan Layne presented a discussion on Exploring Magnetic Fields.
Slides can be found here: February 20204 Science Meeting
The video of the presentation: February 2024 Science Presentation
Dan Layne presented a list of science projects planned for 2024.
The presentation slides: January 2024 Science Meeting
Video of the presentation: January 2024 Science Presentation
Deep Space Exploration Society Science Meeting Notes – October 24, 2022, 6:30 PM.
By Bill Miller.
Please see the illustrated notes on this PDF file:
Deep Space Exploration Society Science Meeting Notes – October 24, 2022
Note, the most recent meeting videos are available here: DSES most recent Science Meeting video online
Glenn Davis and Dan Layne made observations for pulsars at our Haswell antenna site this week, on Tuesday November 1, 2022. They successfully observed for the first time pulsar B1556 -44, making this the 23rd pulsar DSES has observed to date.
The PDF files in this post are their observation and data report, and an updated list of pulsars detected by DSES to date.
Congratulations to Glenn and Dan.
DSES Pulsar Observation Report-B1556-44, observation on 11-01-2022
These are our slide notes from our DSES Science Meeting from December 27, 2021. Hosted by Dan Layne.
http://dses.science/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/DSES_ScienceMtg_Dec27_2021_HVC.pdf
This link has the video of our meeting: DSES Science Meeting Video, December 27, 2021.