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Sensor Tower
The surface sensor tower is a steel-and-concrete structure about eight or nine feet high, with a rusted ladder and rooftop antennae.
Story so far
The surface camera tower stands about eight or nine feet high, with a ladder up one side and antennae projecting from the top. Its steel-and-concrete construction and rusted ladder are visible outside.
Appearance
A steel-and-concrete tower about eight or nine feet high, with a rusted ladder on one side and antennae projecting from the top.
Role
It is the surface structure supporting the silo’s cameras.
Sources — 3 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 6
- The surface camera tower is a concrete structure about eight or nine feet high.
- A ladder runs up one side of the camera tower and antennae project from its top.
Chapter 34
- The sensor tower is built of steel and concrete and has a rusted ladder along one side.