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ALMA antennas and Transporter

Testing antennas behind the OSFmore_horiz

ALMA Transporter controller

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ALMA antenna dish

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ALMA antenna dish

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VLA antenna and Prototype ALMA antennas

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Prototype ALMA antenna

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Filming the ALMA Documentarymore_horiz

Chilean President Sebastián Piñera and former NSF Director, Subra Suresh

Chilean President at ALMAmore_horiz

Chajnantor Plateau

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ALMA antennas and the Milky Way

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An ALMA Front End

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The VLA and ALMA prototype antennas

ALMA Test Facility and the VLA from Abovemore_horiz

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