Matt prepares for a helium transfer. | |
The NSBF's solar rig being assembled. | |
The charge controller opened up again. | |
Looking back at the staging building (where we work) with the water tower behind it. | |
Drainage culvert at the entrance to the launch pad. | |
Visitor's area. | |
The road out to the pad. The cross road is the circumferential road which rings the launch site. | |
The geodetic survey marker near the entrance to the launch pad. | |
The geodetic survey marker near the entrance to the launch pad. | |
Panorama of the view from the centre of the launch pad. | |
The centre of launch pad. | |
Weather station on the launch site. | |
Weather station on the launch site. | |
An device of unknown use protected by two concentric, rickety fences. | |
Weather station on the launch site. | |
The gate to the lauch site. | |
Fort Sumner had the Mobile Launch Vehicle; Palestine has Tiny Tim. | |
Unlike the MLV, Tiny Tim uses jaws (orange) instead of a pin for lauching gondolas. | |
Spool trailer. | |
Tiny Tim from the side. | |
Size reference for Tiny Tim. | |
Tiny Tim from the side. | |
Tiny Tim from the side. | |
The Captain's Chair. | |
Barth and Enzo debug the charge controllers. | |
Gaelen goes up to mount the NSBF GPS antennas. | |
Gaelen practicing guitar. | |
Ed still needs to work on wardrobe co-ordination. |