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Week 50 at the Pole

It was a rather busy week at the Pole. Besides people coming and going, [...]

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Five years since IceCube Neutrino Observatory completion

Decades ago, the aspiration to build a kilometer-scale neutrino detector at the South Pole seemed [...]

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Week 49 at the Pole

We’ve discussed sastrugi before, but this one deserves special attention for its shape. It [...]

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Week 48 at the Pole

The number of IceCube personnel at the South Pole station during the past few summers [...]

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Week 47 at the Pole

We weren’t kidding that there are a lot of training sessions for activities at the [...]

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Week 46 at the Pole

There are training sessions for just about everything that goes on at the South Pole. [...]

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Week 45 at the Pole

A steady wind shows the flags at the ceremonial South Pole aligning themselves quite neatly. [...]

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Week 44 at the Pole

Clear weather allowed most of the scheduled flights to make it to the Pole last [...]

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Week 43 at the Pole

It’s that time of year for the “changing of the guard”—for IceCube’s winterovers, that is. [...]

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Star-forming galaxies are not the main source of IceCube neutrinos

IceCube data are stubbornly showing us only a glimpse of the extreme universe at a [...]

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