Picture Gallery for Tue 2003-08-05 23:59:59 UTC

	The not-the-launch-vehicle from the rear.
	The Launch Vehicle from the rear.
	The Launch Vehicle from the front.
	The not-the-launch-vehicle from the front.
	Marie inspecting the primary.
	The inner frame from the back, with both the mirror and cryostat installed.
	Enzo, hard at work, or, um, something...
	The receiver team concentrates on optical alignment, while Barth and Ed discuss computer problems.
	The Pressure Vessel (PV) with both computers installed.
	Ed working on the Integrating Star Camera.
	Enzo and Matt at the Brown House for lunch.
	The warehouse next door to the Brown House.
	Another shot of the Brown House.
	Gaelen and Chris chase tumbleweed during the storm. The lesson for the day: don't try to pick up tumbleweed. It's pointy.
	The lab takes a break to experience the weather.
	Marie with ominous looking clouds behind her.
	A gathering in the wind.
	Gaelen takes a photograph of the group.
	David entertains with a story.
	Barth and Jaspaul fight against the wind.
	Contemplating the storm.
	Light on the horizon.
	From: Palestine, Texas To: Alice Springs, Australia. ... or is that the other way around?
	The same thing, but without the flash.
	A brief movie of lightning during the storm.
	A brief movie of lightning during the storm.
	Barth and Sophia in front of the Netterfield van.
	Sunset beneath the storm.
	Sunset beneath the storm.
	Looking east into the storm.
	Looking east into the storm.
	Another movie of the storm. Note the light from the setting sun. Note the rainbow.
	Ditto.
	Ditto. Now with people!
	Gaelen photographing the lightning, as Matt and Chris look on.
	The same, but blurrier. It was difficult to keep the camera still in the wind without a tripod.
	Sunset.
	A movie of the sunset.
	Greg reassembling the ACS Power Module.
	A close up of the ACS Power Module's front panel. Note the camera induced distortion.
	Mark and Jeff continue to align the optics.
	Mark puts on a hat to make Gaelen feel more at home.
	Mark posing for the camera.
	Matt helps with the optical alignment. Careful there, Mark.