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ALMA antennas and Front End Service Vehicle

Maintenance Vehicle that caters to all antenna sizesmore_horiz

ALMA Front End Service Vehicle and Transporter

ALMA’s Innovative Vehiclesmore_horiz

Japanese ALMA antennas

ALMA Antennas from Japanmore_horiz

7-meter ALMA antenna

Face of a 7-meter ALMA Antennamore_horiz

North American ALMA antennas

Two North American Antennas at ALMAmore_horiz

7-meter ALMA antennas

A Quartet of 7-meter Antennasmore_horiz

ALMA antennas at night

Ghostly Glow of ALMA at Nightmore_horiz

ALMA antenna subreflector

ALMA Nutatormore_horiz

ALMA Control Room

ALMA Control Roommore_horiz

Japanese ALMA antenna and Transporter

Japanese Antenna Assembly at ALMAmore_horiz

ALMA Transporters

ALMA Transporters ascend to the high sitemore_horiz

ALMA Transporters

ALMA’s Transporters rest under covermore_horiz

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ALMA’s Transporter Garage from the back of the garagemore_horiz

North American ALMA Assembly Building

Inside ALMA’s North American Antenna Assemblymore_horiz

Lutz Stenvers inside an ALMA antenna

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ALMA Begins Science Operationsmore_horiz

ALMA antenna and Transporter

North American ALMA Antenna heads to the high sitemore_horiz

ALMA antenna and Transporter

ALMA transporter prepares to lift antennamore_horiz

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