We have made some progress recently, the past five months since this website was launched have been busy.  While there is still a lot to do here, our spectrometers are still being maintained and improved upon, which is our primary task and first priority.  I have included a consolidated e-Callisto Solar Radio Burst count for 2024 below, courtesy of the e-Callisto Principle Investigator Dr. Christian Monstein, Institute for Data Science FHNW Brugg/Windisch, Switzerland.  Australia-ASSA has been the most prolific Callisto station globally, perhaps the most productive too.  This new year promises to be an active one with solar maximum expected sometime in the year, we remain ready to detect and witness the greatest show around Earth.  Peter,  January 2025

Welcome to the radioastronomysa.au website, an attempt to highlight some RA activities, particularly with our Callisto Spectrometers, here in South Australia (not South Africa) as we approach the peak of Solar Cycle 25.  The website is very new and there may be some, perhaps lots, of errors and omissions in the content presented here.  Our apologies,  but creating a website is not my day job and things will be finished or fixed, as we find them and can get around to it.  Please note that we are not trying to sell anything to you and we will not be inviting advertisers onto this site to do so either.  This website has no AI generated content, you should be able to tell by the quality of my text and the poor focus on many of the images here.  There are some links to a number of our usual suppliers but we don't seek anything for the plug.  The email address will be operational soon but it is a low priority while we work on completing this site's planned content.  Unplanned content may follow shortly after that.  We hope that you find some of it interesting.  Peter,  August 2024