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Last week was a relatively busy week at the Pole. For IceCube’s winterovers, there were inclinometer measurements and test runs for detector configurations. For the station, there was some power plant generator testing and a special dinner celebrating Cinco de Mayo. But with all the activity, the photos from the winterovers reflect a peacefulness outside, with the impending darkness of winter still held off by a bright moon (that is the moon in both photos).
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