A recently discovered KST bug: KST is very boring. All the plots either go from the top left to the bottom right or the bottom left to the top right. | |
Resumption of count-down. | |
The BLAST Kiruna 2005 team on the top of Radar Hill. From left: David Hughes (INAOE), Gaelen Marsden (UBC), Greg Tucker, (Brown), Enzo Pascale (Toronto), Catia Moscano (Toronto), Mark Devlin (UPenn), Barth Netterfield (Toronto), Don Wiebe (Toronto), Matt Truch (Brown), Marco Viero (Toronto), Jaspaul Chung (Toronto/UBC), Jeff Klein (UPenn), Chris Field (NSBF), Marie Rex (UPenn), Nathan Wise (NSBF). Not present: Ed Chapin (UPenn). | |
The view of the balloon area left and the rocket launch pad to the right and behind. As far as we can tell, the Radar Hill was expressly placed where it was to afford a good view for both rocket and balloon launches. | |
Nathan, Gaelen, Jaspaul and Chris waiting for launch. | |
The cable tray descending the hill. | |
A view of Sweden. | |
Spectators assembling for the launch. | |
Swedish space scientists are modest... | |
Very modest. | |
A few of the radar dishes on Radar Hill. |