| Mark and Jeff remove the nitrogen from the cryostat. |
| Mark with a dewar of nitrogen. |
| The Receiver cables chilled from nitrogen spillage. |
| Mark tries to keep cool. |
| Gaelen cleans house. |
| Lowering the pivot. |
| The chopper. |
| Mark and Marie inspect the ACS. |
| The PV returns from its harrowing journey. |
| Attaching the pivot clinometer cable. |
| Transferring the pivot from one crane to the other. |
| Gaelen works with IDL. |
| Still routing that clinometer cable. |
| Reattaching the cables to the outer frame. |
| Jennifer and the kids arrive from Philadelphia. |
| The gondola turned around to look out the door. |
| Jeff consults the Magic Passive Roll Damper Ball Bearing. "Will the test flight be successful?" |
| The wind sock performing well in the breeze. |
| A close up of one of the runways. |
| Runway 3. |
| Runway 21. |
| Matt and Marie cycle out to the runway. |
| Looking for the elusive third runway. |
| Matt and Marie try to take off. |
| Matt takes aim. |
| Matt tries to run me down, but misses. |
| Road sign. |
| The high bay and hangar from the runway. |
| Sunburst. |
| Matt checking out the Pi Frame. |
| NASA certification. |
| Ants! |
| A busy ant hill. |
| A big ant hill? The ant loading dock? |
| Sun in the clouds. |
| The ACS assembled. |
| Mark flagrantly violates ladder safety procedures. |
| Marie starts to cable the ACS after it is mounted on the gondola. |
| Marie and Chris put the mirror cover on while I look on. |
| Enzo, Jaspaul, Mark and Mark check on the GPS calibration. |
| Mark calibrating the GPS. |
| The ACS and PV now mounted on the outer frame. |
| Chris soldering a cable. |
| Jeff taunting Fluffy, the chillipod. |
| A close up of Fluffy. |
| Three professors put the dewar warmer on the cryostat. |
| Three students check the ISC feed. "Damn! Why doesn't it work?" |
| Marie and Chris climb the gondola to further investigate the ISC. |
| A large beetle comes calling. |