| Chris monitors TRACER at the barbecue. |
| Another duck caught in the war on terror. |
| Enzo, Chris, and Marie discuss the alignment of the optics box. |
| The view through the nitrogen shields of the cryostat at the retroreflector on the optics box. |
| The view through the nitrogen shields of the cryostat at the retroreflector on the optics box. |
| The view through the nitrogen shields of the cryostat at the retroreflector on the optics box. |
| Opening the cryostat. |
| Don returns the pivot. |
| Don returns the pivot. |
| Gaelen and Danica replace solar cells. |
| Matt and Barth hang the pivot. |
| Barth investigates the biphase. |
| An ADC card. |
| Resealing the cryostat. |
| Gaelen removes a broken flywheel encoder. |
| The gondola in the dark. |
| A ten second exposure of star camera testing. |
| Another long exposure of star camera testing. |
| Another long exposure of star camera testing. |
| Ed on the telephone working on star cameras. |
| Enzo works in the dark. |
| Late at night, I come up with a brilliant way to power the gondola, with parts available easily at WalMart: three 9V batteries = one 27V battery. |
| A spider Enzo found. |
| Matt fills the cryostat with nitrogen in the morning—a very noisy process. |
| Apricot pie! |
| Marie checks the alignment of the optics box during cool-down. |
| A brief lesson on chopsticks. |
| According to my fortune, I am social able. |
| A collection of fortunes. From top: Marie's, Chris's, Danica's, Jerry's, Gaelen's, Matt's, mine and Nick's. |
| Nick and Barth wire up the ACS and the DAS for another Bemco run. |