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 Luke and Mike show how to observe remotely at Arecibo.
 [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Riccardo tells us about galaxies that are "Too Shy to Shine". [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Riccardo and Martha debate a point.  [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Observing overnight: Harold, Jimmy, Luke with Parker, Jorge, and Guy in back [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Observing overnight: Jake, Harold, Logan, Sarah, with Will, Paola, and Mike in back  [Photo credit: Jeff Miller]
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 Two observing shifts gather for a photo in the AO Control Room (Note the time!) [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Phil Perillat (NAIC) gives a tour of the receiver room in the Gregorian dome  [Photo credit: Mike Jones]
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 On the platform [Photo credit: Mike Jones]
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 David takes a group of students for a walk around the dish  [Photo credit: Mike Jones]
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 Group Activity Projects (Scavenger Hunts) began on the night of arrival [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Scavenger Hunt Team at work
 [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann]
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 Scavenger Hunt Team at work
 [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann]
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 A Scavenger Hunt Team presents their results, quoting a reliable source [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann]
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 Team B reports the results of their final project
 [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann]
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 Student presentations included this poster by Alyssa, with Adriana and Alison at right [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann]
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 Patrick Taylor (NAIC) told us about planetary radar at Arecibo even though he had been up observing the night before!  [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann]
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 Enjoying lunch at the Arecibo cafeteria. [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Faculty gather to discuss progress and plans
 [Photo credit: Tom Balonek]
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 Dana Whitlow (NAIC) presents a Q&A  about Arecibo  [Photo credit: Mike Jones]
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 A group treks to the 12 m to view the dawn and to learn about VLBA   [Photo credit: Jeff Miller]
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