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Solar Blackout Event — Signal Anomaly Detected: CIRAS Log

Solar flares caused widespread radio blackouts—but some signals returned altered, early, or without origin. New anomalies suggest something beyond atmospheric interference.

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    CONFIDENTIAL — FILE RETRIEVED FROM CIRAS ARCHIVE
  

↳ CIRAS FILE ENTRY

> CLASSIFICATION: [WATCH]
> CATEGORY: ATMOSPHERIC / SIGNAL INTERRUPTION
> SOURCE: Newsweek — Space Weather Report
> DATE LOGGED: APR 2026

> EVENT:
Solar flare triggers widespread radio blackouts across affected regions

> SUMMARY:
A high-energy solar flare released electromagnetic radiation strong enough to disrupt high-frequency (HF) radio communications across the sunlit side of Earth. These events ionize the lower atmosphere, causing radio signals to weaken or disappear entirely.

Blackouts may last from minutes to hours depending on flare intensity.
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> CIRAS NOTE:
Signal degradation patterns show irregular interruption intervals.
Not all losses align with expected solar exposure zones.

Some transmissions returned incomplete.
Others returned altered.

Repeated anomaly observed:
Incoming signals detected prior to transmission request.

Pattern mirrors prior Site B communication logs.

Flag escalation recommended.

> FIELD LOG CORRELATION:
CIRAS SITE B / CAMP BENEATH INCIDENT

Subject reported radio interference during initial arrival phase.
Base station response received before identification was transmitted:

“Signal acknowledged. Please repeat identification.”
“Who are you?”
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Communication anomaly persists across multiple logs.
Signal origin unverified.

> ADDITIONAL OBSERVATION:
Solar flare activity increases ionospheric density, typically resulting in signal absorption—not generation.

However—
during blackout windows,
several systems recorded incoming responses where no outbound signal was logged.

Direction of transmission remains unclear.

Source of signal may not be atmospheric.

> ACCESS SOURCE FILE:
[OPEN SOURCE ARTICLE]

> RELATED FILES:
antarctic_signal_log [CLASSIFIED]
raven_vector_log_09x [CLASSIFIED]

Solar Blackout Event — Signal Anomaly Detected: CIRAS Log

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