Martin Wolf, IceCube/NSF Last week was relatively quiet at the Pole. IceCube’s winterovers performed a [...]
Josh Veitch-Michaelis, IceCube/NSF The sun is getting noticeably lower in the sky at the South [...]
The highest-energy cosmic rays come from subatomic interactions within star clusters, not supernovae, say Michigan [...]
On December 8, 2016, a high-energy particle called an electron antineutrino hurtled to Earth from [...]
Martin Wolf, IceCube/NSF Last week was relatively quiet at the Pole, offering a good opportunity [...]
Martin Wolf, IceCube/NSF Well, now it’s official—the South Pole station has closed for the winter. [...]
It’s still light outside, but winter at the South Pole is fast approaching. There were [...]
IceCube collaborator and Harvard physics professor Carlos A. Argüelles Delgado has been selected as a [...]
Last week at the Pole, the fuel arrived. A lot of it! It takes a [...]
If you want to take inventory of a shipping container’s contents, you have to get [...]
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