Final installation and set-up, Thursday, 29 January 2004. First images of FCPS/NOVAC EarthDial successfully webcast beginning approximately 1:00 p.m. EST on January 29th. Teamwork works!

1/2-size | full-size | info Shown left-to-right, John Avellone (NOVAC) and Gary Purinton (FCPS).	1/2-size | full-size | info Wide-angle view, TJHSST Planetarium observation deck. Concrete blocks (shown left) used to provide a raised platform for the sundial and shelter for the webcam's power transformer.
1/2-size | full-size | info Gary (left) and John (right).	1/2-size | full-size | info Note small spirit level (left-center) used to verify that the dial plate is horizontal, hence the name, "horizontal sundial."
1/2-size | full-size | info An "EarthDial's eye view" of the little eye in the sky! Note cirroform clouds overhead.	1/2-size | full-size | info In-situ, FCPS/NOVAC EarthDial Webcam. Facing west-northwest.
1/2-size | full-size | info Shortly after 12 noon Local Apparent Time (LAT). Solar Time must be corrected for Standard Time.	1/2-size | full-size | info What time of day is it? What time of year? See How to Read the FCPS/NOVAC EarthDial for instructions.
1/2-size | full-size | info FCPS Planetarium Teachers Walter Sanford, Lee Ann Hennig, and Gary Purinton (shown left-to-right).	1/2-size | full-size | info Walter, Gary, and John (left-to-right).
1/2-size | full-size | info It's a done dial, so it's...	1/2-size | full-size | info ...time to begin webcasting!