Every picture in the article is just awesome. It's a dream lab: giant industrial machines mixed with lab tech and whatever-it-takes-to-work. Every bit looks to

Every picture in the article is just awesome. It's a dream lab: giant industrial machines mixed with lab tech and whatever-it-takes-to-work. Every bit looks to have a story. On the image of the sensor there's a sharpie note "<-- STUD" pointing to where a stud was taken off (I assume). Or the aluminum foil wrapped around a pipe in the last image. This is what GTD engineering looks like; it can be polished later. The entire setup just looks fun, like how I always imagined early rocket labs must have looked like. Serious, but utterly interesting and ever changing, tweaking, and upgrading. Also the article is good. (But the eye candy made my day.)