You have to register for the program. You can register using the hyperlinks there or just observe the chat session if you prefer. Hope you can join us. For some time a work around had been to install version 1.0 of the software and then install version 1.1 on top of that. With this bug fix that work around is no longer necessary.
Users can download the latest version of the software from our website.
Once Jupiter moves out of the Sun's glare it will again be visible but in the early morning hours rather than in the early evening. Dale Gary, Associate Professor of Physics at New Jersey Institute of Technology, recently sent out an email message to the Radio JOVE participants about solar radio emission. This message was so informative that we are reprinting sections of it here. So, listen often. Individual beams of electrons will last only a 10 seconds or so at 20 MHz, and come from about 1 solar radius above the surface of the Sun.