| The new mini-Baffle. |
| Josh and Blazej work on the gondola. |
| Enzo and Matt inspect the bit sync. |
| Stopped by not one, but two trains. |
| Ed and Matt waiting for the train(s). |
| Another view of the mini-Baffle. |
| Matt and Gaelen. |
| Helium fill. |
| Tilting the inner frame. |
| BLAST's crush pads. |
| Checking on cryostat health. |
| Problems. Taconis Oscillations in the cryostat. |
| Ed cracks and takes his chair on a joyride. |
| Palantir projected onto a sheet. |
| Palantir projected onto a sheet. |
| Pointing tests. |
| I took some long (15 second) integrations with my camera. This is looking roughly southeast at an elevation of 25 degrees, around 5 am. Orion is at the top, Canis Major is below. The bright star below Orion is Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris). |
| Also looking southeast, but now at 60 degrees. Orion is now at the bottom. Above Orion is Taurus; the bright star is Aldebaran. The cluster of stars near the top is the Pleiades. |
| This is a field looking vaguely southwest, though I haven't been able to identify it yet. |
| Looking north by northwest at 50 degrees altitude. Cassiopeia is in the top left. Below Cassiopeia is Cephus. Polaris is the bright star in the lower right. |
| Looking up at zenith. The Pleiades again are present centre top. Top left is Aries, Bottom centre is Perseus. |
| Dawn. |
| Matt venting helium. |
| Matt looking sad. |
| Venting. |
| Barth working on pointing code in the wee hours of the morning. |
| The JPL hut. |