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Unveiling the insights of your phone using cosmic rays

If learning that you can turn your smart phone into a cosmic-ray telescope was astonishing, [...]

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Week 42 at the Pole

IceCube winterover Stephan Richter took this wide angle shot of the South Pole station's galley---in [...]

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Week 41 at the Pole

The first planes of the season have arrived at the South Pole. Two planes [...]

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Week 40 at the Pole

The winterover crew gathered at the geographic South Pole for their annual group shot. It was [...]

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Week 39 at the Pole

The last thing you want to forget to pack when you’re off to the South [...]

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Week 38 at the Pole

With the sun now up, outdoor preparations for summer activity at the South Pole station [...]

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Week 37 at the Pole

Sunrise is slowly coming along at the South Pole, with some refracted light showing over [...]

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Week 36 at the Pole

The landscape at the South Pole continues to brighten, making it perhaps harder to ignore [...]

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Week 35 at the Pole

Although the sunrise is still not officially here, the South Pole is enjoying a period [...]

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Francis Halzen wins 2015 Balzan Prize

Francis Halzen, IceCube PI and professor at the UW–Madison. Image: Zig Hampel-Arias, WIPAC. Francis Halzen, [...]

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