Yesterday was another quiet day. Detector noise tests continued as did programming and miscellaneous jobs. We got a bunch of new goodies, some that we ordered and some from CSBF.
For some reason (maybe just the time of year) we’ve had a lot of people visiting for tours of CSBF and of the highbay. Barth gives many of the tours, but Nick gave one a go.
In the evening we had another barbecue because Mark wanted a steak before he leaves on Friday.
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- Mornings often find people spending the time on their computer
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- This morning found people computer-dormant for a long while
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- The most entertaining and active person is Natalie, in her new star camera corner
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- Natalie carries on Carrie’s legacy of HAVING a job.
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- The SBSC (Steven Benton Star Camera/Spider Boresight Star Camera), a roll sensor for BLAST, and a test flight for the Spider camera
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- At last, more action begins, as Tony plays with the receiver
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- Christmas in June begins with a shiny new hex-cell floor
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- Matt is McMaster-Carr Santa Claus
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- He has presents for all the good girls and boys
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- Our new music setup, with communal control well-handled by Natalie for the first day
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- Greg makes a new friend
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- Nick gives a tour of BLAST. The tourists were amused at having their picture taken
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- Jamil fixes a lot of bad crimps on power pins
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- The TDRSS omnidirectional antenna in all its spirally tubishness
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- GPS Antennas, or man with mustache? (or both?)
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