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This is the homepage of Dr. J.E. Hetrick:

• Office: 104 Olson Hall (phone: 946-3128)
• Email: jhetrick (at) pacific.edu

Teaching this semester:

• Software Methods for Data Science (ANLT 210)
• Hot Topics Seminar (ANLT 283)
• Small (4.3m) Radio Telescope Project

My life as a

Musician

VLF Radio Waves/Whistlers

JHetrickVLF.mp3 Very Low Frequency magnetospheric radio waves (Whistlers) which I recorded while "wintering over" at the South Pole Station in Antarctica.

As heard on NPR's All Things Considered  SoundClip series on Sept. 10, 2007.

More on Whislers and VLF waves is below:

• NASA/Goddard's VLF Page
• Stanford's PARS Lab
• Stephen McGreevy's VLF Story
• Prof. Don Gurnett's Favorite Sounds from Space

The 1982/83 South Pole Winter Over crew

"Even logic must give way to physics"..........Spock of Vulcan

Mailing address:

James Hetrick
Physics Dept.
University of the Pacific
Stockton, CA 95211  USA

Phone: +1 209 946 3128