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Cold Cold Cold at Mt. Wilson Observatory
39 degrees. Misty rain. Snow on the ground.
The worst conditions I have ever experienced here. Keeping warm in the Galley. Did some configuring on my settings on the observatory computer, and obviously did not open the dome. Delivered new operator stool to the 16 inch. Sits lower to the floor, has rolling castors and is adjustable in height with a pneumatic piston. Heated up some chili rice in the galley. Food always tastes better up here at 5,000 feet. Opened up a bottle of sparkly water that I bought in La Canada, and it blew up in my face. Forgot about the altitude effects going from sea level to 5,000 plus feet. Also forgot how cold it can get up here. At home ealier today it felt like 80 degrees. But it is nice to be back here after a three month absence. Matthew Ota |
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