The above 10MB animated GIF was constructed from still images taken at 2-minute intervals by a Kodak DC260. It is presented as this rather large GIF animation because the MPEG-encoded version is virtually the same size -- there is too much motion from one frame to the next for good inter-frame compression. The camera was placed in an undisturbed corner of the room; you can see KASY0 parts being assembled and tested, but you can't see KLAT2 (just off-camera to the right) nor can you see the many folks working in the staging areas in the hallway outside the lab.

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