Start Date:2005

Location:Stanford, CA

People:Bracewell, Mark
Wilson, Thomas

Creator:Papers of Ronald N. Bracewell

Series:Photographs and Moving Images Series

Unit:Photographs Unit

Type:Still Image

Description:Boxes of Ron Bracewell materials on loading dock at Stanford before shipping to NRAO Archives, 2005. L-r: Mark Bracewell, Tom Wilson.

Start Date:2023-09-28

Location:VLA Site, NM

People:Goss, Miller
Bracewell, Mark
Bouton, Ellen

Creator:Papers of Ronald N. Bracewell

Series:Additional Materials About Bracewell Series

Unit:Bracewell Sundial at the VLA Unit

Subunit:Bracewell Sundial 10th Anniversary Subunit

Subject:Instruments--Bracewell Radio Sundial
Events--Anniversaries

Description:Bob Lash, Miller Goss, Mark Bracewell, and Ellen Bouton at the Bracewell Sundial 10th Anniversary celebration.

Start Date:2023-09028

Location:VLA Site, NM

People:Bracewell, Mark
Sullivan, Woodruff T., III

Creator:Papers of Ronald N. Bracewell

Series:Additional Materials About Bracewell Series

Unit:Bracewell Sundial at the VLA Unit

Subunit:Bracewell Sundial 10th Anniversary Subunit

Type:Still Image

Subject:Instruments--Bracewell Radio Sundial
Events--Anniversaries

Description:Mark Bracewell and Woody Sullivan discuss Sullivan's wrist sundial tattoo and how to use it.

People:Bracewell, Mark
Bracewell, Wendy

Creator:Papers of Ronald N. Bracewell

Series:Additional Materials About Bracewell Series

Unit:Bracewell Sundial at the VLA Unit

Type:Still Image

Subject:Instruments--Bracewell Radio Sundial

Description:Ribbons are cut by Mark and Wendy Bracewell for the official "first shadow" at precisely solar noon. Note the gnomon's shadow covering the large central disk.

Start Date:1995-00-00

Location:Stanford, CA

People:Bracewell, Mark

Creator:Papers of Ronald N. Bracewell

Series:Subject Series

Type:Still Image

Original Format of Digital Item:Color print

Description:Mark Bracewell with the sundial, later installed on the Terman building at Stanford University. The pattern on the sundial plate was hand-carved by Mark Bracewell, Ron Bracewell's son.