| Gaelen, Jeff and Marie inspect the primary. |
| Gaelen, Jeff and Marie inspect the primary. |
| Ed does Science! |
| Mark straddles the star camera. |
| Barth securing connectors on the ACS. |
| One solar panel ready for painting in the Chapel. |
| Solar panels in the solar panel rack. |
| Gaelen screw in one of the attachment bolts for the wing. |
| Mark screws in the other wing bolt. |
| A view of the secondary from inside the gondola. |
| Assembling for our 10 am planning meeting... only seven and a half hours late. |
| One of the wings on the gondola. |
| BLAST with wings. |
| The balloon facility. |
| From the far side of the pad. |
| Sun shining over the mound of ploughed snow at the end of the pad. |
| The satellite tracking station at the base of radar hill. As far as we can tell, these dishes point into the hill. |
| Looking east across the pad at the Swedish wilderness. |
| One of the fingers of the pad. At the end is the road up to radar hill. |
| Esrange. Note the Swedish Space Corp (SSC) logo on the model rocket. |
| Looking down the road at the gatehouse. |
| The road up to Radar Hill. The finger of the pad is the snowy part to the left. |
| A statue in front of the main building. |
| Hotel Herbert. |
| Hotel Albert. |
| The road behind Hotel Albert. |
| Hotel Dagobert from the back. |
| Gaelen and Marie add another heat exchanger to the inner frame cooling system plumbing. |
| Mark signalling with a flashlight (the bright dot) from the top of Radar Hill. |
| BLAST scans radar hill. |
| BLAST scans radar hill. |
| The view of Mark on Radar Hill from the ISC. The dot in the centre of the cross-hairs is Mark's flashlight. |
| The same thing from the OSC, a better image. Mark is holding the flashlight up near his head. Jeff or David can be seen to the left. They are standing on the roof of the building, you can see the windows below them. |
| Gaelen tries to get sufficient lift with the mirror cover to take off. |
| Ed looking especially doctorial. |
| Snow again Tuesday. This is the road to the rocket range, with the gate which can be closed for a launch. |
| Nathan and Jim test the parachute and termination electronics. |