Journey into the unknown

Dr. Ramon Lopez

Space WeatherPhysicsScience

2 archived appearances · 2002–2003

Dr. Ramon Lopez is a space physicist and professor recognized for his research on space weather, solar-terrestrial interactions, and the effects of geomagnetic storms on Earth's technology and infrastructure. On Art Bell's programs, his expertise in solar dynamics and magnetospheric physics provided listeners with scientifically grounded explanations of how solar activity affects our planet.

Crop Circles Richard Hoagland, Mars & NASA Anomalies

Episodes2

July 1, 2002: Solar Maximum - Ramon Lopez

Jul 1, 2002

2h 50m

Art Bell welcomes physicist Dr. Ramon Lopez to discuss a massive solar eruption that occurred on July 1, 2002, with photographs posted on Art's website showing the sun sprouting enormous fiery protrusions. The first hour features Richard C. Hoagland reporting on a landmark two-hour phone conference with NASA's Dr. J...

November 9, 2003: Solar Flare Cycles - Ramon Lopez | Explaining Crop Circles - Dr. Simeon Hein

Nov 9, 2003

2h 51m

Art Bell begins with the 40-meter ham band mystery noise, a 100-kilohertz-wide signal of unknown origin appearing daily across the western United States. He then welcomes back Professor Ramon Lopez to discuss the historic solar flare activity, including the record X-28 flare that saturated scientific instruments for...

Books1

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Book

Storms from the Sun: The Emerging Science of Space Weather

2002

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From the High Desert

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