![streaking over the station streaking over the station](aurora741.jpg)
The moonlit new station in early July. Photos are from Dana Hrubes unless noted; he has many more here.
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![smokin' skylab smokin' skylab](auroraskylab2.jpg) The moonlit dome and skylab with aurora! |
![high light high light](seti2.jpg) The SETI/AASTO telescope and service building, 10 June. |
![half mast on the dome half mast on the dome](halfmast61112.jpg) The South Pole flag at half mast on 11 June. |
![high light high light](halfmast61142.jpg) A second view with the flag well illuminated by the lights inside the dome. Temperature: -91°F. |
![streaking streaking](halfmast62.jpg) These next two shots were taken on 8 June. |
![one for the Gipper one for the Gipper](halfmast2.jpg) Another view, a different angle, a different aurora. |
![doomed dome? doomed dome?](domehalfstaff2.jpg)
This photo was featured on the NSF home page. A much larger version is available here on the news highlights page. |
![half nite lite nite lite](moonlitelstation2.jpg)
The new station under the full moon. These next 4 are from 5 May. |
![a new station? a new station?](moondome2.jpg) The dome and skylab. Dome? What dome? | ![down deep down deep](frontdoor2.jpg) The front door...this stuff is fun to walk through when the moon is down. |
![astronomers at work astronomers at work](moonds2.jpg) Looking across at the dark sector buildings. | ![dimming dimming](stationmoon2.jpg) Here is the new station on 6 April, under the first full moon of the night (photo by Sean Ryan). |