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English: The Harvard Halogen Instrument (HAL) is prepared for integration on NASA’s ER-2 by electrical engineer Marco Rivero and mechanical engineer Michael Greenberg for the Dynamics and Chemistry of the Summer Stratosphere, or DCOTSS, 2022 campaign.

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Taken on 11 May 2022

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