During the last JET Shutdown, Mark Woollard mounted a digital camera inside the JET Torus Hall to record the working activities of the Shutdown. Over the course of the Shutdown the camera captured about 32,000 still images. These Images have now been made into a time-lapse movie. This is about 20 months of work in just under 5 minutes:
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(From http://www.jet.efda.org/jet/news/2011/06/the-shutdown-in-time-lapse/)
During the Shutdown we managed to get a walk round the JET Torus Hall; and I managed to get a few pics on my iPhone; unfortunately now the shutdown is over I wont be able to get back in for a while.
And some pics from a Clean room,
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