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Environmental Tests Pictures

Francesco G. working at the vibration base plate Silvia, Francesco G. and
Luisella Vigiani in front of the entrance of NASA-Ames
(Mountain View, February 2002)		 Tower A at Alenia-Rome (January 2005) Thermal vacuum test of Tower A at Alenia-Rome (January 2005) (1)
Thermal vacuum test of Tower A at Alenia-Rome (January 2005) (2) Thermal vacuum test of Tower A at Alenia-Rome (January 2005) (3) Thermal vacuum test of Tower A at Alenia-Rome (January 2005) (4) Thermal vacuum test of Tower A at Alenia-Rome (January 2005) (5)
Thermal vacuum test team (1) Thermal vacuum test team (2) Thermal vacuum test team (3) One night shift in Alenia
Thermal vacuum test team (4) Nicola Mazziotta working
in the clean room in Alenia		 The end of Engeneering Model Tower vibration tests Fabio and Andrea in the thermal vacuum chamber in Alenia (2005)
Francesco L. durig a shift Thermal vacuum team in front of the thermal vacuum chamber Working in the thermal
vacuum chamber		 The end of Thermal
vacuum tests
Silvia and Jack Goodman Nicola Mazziotta and Brett Pugh Francesco L. and others
durig a shift		 Andrea, Francesco G., Fabio, Francesco L. working
with Tom McCarthy
 

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