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Antennas. AOSS roof (05). Satellite signal receiving antenna on root of Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Technician is working on support structure. View of Camp Randall Stadium in background. Photographer…

Antennas. AOSS roof (06). Close view of two satellite dish antennas on penthouse roof. Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

AOSS building (01). Aerial view. Formerly the Meteorology and Space Science Building, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Photograph taken before the Geology Building and Union South were built. No instruments on roof. Parking lot on east side of…

AOSS building (02). Aerial view. Formerly the Meteorology and Space Science Building, University of Wisconsin-Madison Photograph taken before the Geology Building and Union South were built. No instruments on roof. Parking lot on east side of…

AOSS building (03). Formerly known as the Meteorology and Space Sciences Building, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Ground level view from parking lot on east side of building. No instruments visible on roof. Space Science and Engineering Center,…

AOSS building (04). Formerly known as the Meteorology and Space Science Building, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Photograph taken overlooking the Shell. State Capitol in background. No instruments on roof. Negative No.8333-H1. Photograph used…

AOSS building (05). Building formerly known as Meteorology and Space Science building, Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison. View from Spring Street. Two antennas visible on south side of roof.

AOSS building (06). Model. Approved model of Earth and Space Science Building [later named Meteorology and Space Science Building] planned for corner of West Dayton and North Orchard Streets. To begin by November 1966, completed by November 1968.…

AOSS building (07). Two antennas dishes visible, plus other antennas on roof top. From contact sheet, see also SL0079-SL0083. Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

AOSS building (08). Two antennas dishes visible, plus other antennas. From contact sheet, see also SL0078-SL0083. Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison.