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The Ozone Hut housing the Dobson Spectrophotometer. Picture by John Smith |
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Preparing to raise the Ozone Hut to the new snow surface using one of
the two Ferguson tractors. Picture by John Smith |
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The Ozone Hut on the move. Previously the Dobson Ozone
Spectrophotometer had been used through a hatch in the roof of the main hut.
This became increasingly difficult as the hut was buried. The hut on
sledges came with the first FIDS team as a numbered DIY kit and proved to be
very successful. Picture by John Smith |
This hut was, from 1971, used to house the VLF receiving equipment,
after a new hut had been supplied for the ozone spectro-photometer.
It was destroyed by fire in 1976. See pictures. -- Ed.
These pictures are replacements for the original ones mentioned in
Zfids Newsletter No. 7,
which had an unusual texture due to having been photographed from a projection screen.
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