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View in 100% for better comparision. I didn't get rid of all the spots but anyway quite an improvement...besides the fact that I almost died of an heart attack because I was so afraid to damage the sensor.
April 12, 2014: Above ground motion-sensing radar survelliance system at Titan Missile Museum south of Tucson, Arizona.
Here I wrote of quick review of the Visible Dust Arctic Butterfly Sensor Cleaning device (German language only)
ORFORD NESS, Suffolk, UK.
Lots of military and scientific development work was carried out here from 1917 onwards, including early Radar (RDF), bomb sight testing, aircraft armament testing, long range communications...
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.. and latterly, Nuclear Weapon Tests. No really.
In the 1950s the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) took up residence on Orford Ness. Atomic bombs were tested here.
Not the actual nuclear stuff, but the everything else involved in an atomic bomb explosion. Vibration, temperature extremes and G forces were measured here. They even dropped bombs here with warheads (but without the fissile material).
There are many derelict buildings still (just about) standing involved with the nuclear testing.
Pictured here is the Black Beacon, looking like just another abandoned East Anglian windmill but it was a never a windmill. It was built to house a rotating loop navigation beacon, this was part of homing beacon experiments.
At the top of the image are the remains of the Bomb Ballistics building, originally used to monitor ordnance drops. The concrete circle adjacent to the building is curious and may have been part of a British long range "over the horizon" radar test installation.
The site was closed in 1971 and is now a nature reserve, administered by The National Trust. Nevertheless, many of the curious buildings remain, (and are now scheduled monuments) hinting at the secret and sometimes mysterious work that went on here.
Answers on a Post Card - I had to evict an enormous spider from the thermostat enclosure! And it was NEVER 16 degrees early this morning!
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The new clothes completely plastic bagged to prevent ink (if there was any) in the security sensor from spilling out and staining stuff.
Students in the stream lab experimental journalism class launch water sensors in the Monongahela River. (David Smith/WVU Reed College of Media)