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  • A group of five people sit and stand around numerous computer monitors of different sizes in the Rubin Observatory control room. Three of the people are sitting at a large curved desk in blue rolling chairs. Computer monitors and laptops populate the desk. Two people stand on either side of the desk. Everyone is looking at one of three large TV screens to the left showing several data information windows.
    Observing Team
  • A small group of people sit and stand around numerous computer monitors of different sizes in the Rubin Observatory control room. Three of the people are sitting at a large curved desk in blue rolling chairs. Computer monitors and laptops populate the desk. Beyond the desk a person is standing. They are looking at one of three large TV screens showing several data information windows.
    Observing
  • Fiver people smiling for a group selfie in an elevator mirror, dressed in construction safety equipment. They are all wearing bright orange shirts or vests, safety harnesses, and hard hats. The person second from the left is holding the phone camera used for the selfie.
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  • Four people smiling for a group selfie in an elevator mirror, dressed in construction safety equipment. They are all wearing orange construction vests, safety harnesses, and hard hats. The person on the left is holding the phone camera used for the selfie.
    Full Harness Gear in the Elevator
  • A view out of the Rubin Observatory dome opening looking at the brown, mountainous Chilean landscape. The view is from inside the lower right corner of the opening, angled so we can see just inside the opening as well. Three people stand near the opening, smiling at the camera. They are wearing hard hats, safety harnesses, and orange construction vests. The dome opening itself is framed by teal steel.
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