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Week 18 at the Pole

If you find yourself at the South Pole, and the sky above you is sparkling [...]

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Week 17 at the Pole

It surely is a staircase to the stars. That’s the ICL’s staircase, set against [...]

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Week 16 at the Pole

Arms up—let’s hear it for auroras! With an extremely stable IceCube detector that needed [...]

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Week 15 at the Pole

Last week’s photos from the Pole were full of blue and green. The first [...]

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Week 14 at the Pole

Another amazing week at the Pole—not only was the detector performing well but the twilight [...]

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Week 13 at the Pole

The sun has set, they’ve held their traditional sunset dinner, and yet … it’s still [...]

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Week 12 at the Pole

This photo at sunset is a picture that paints a thousand words, reminding us that [...]

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Week 11 at the Pole

Pull up a chair—sunset at the South Pole takes weeks, not hours. And why [...]

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Week 10 at the Pole

A tree grows at the South Pole. Well, not really. It’s not an [...]

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Week 9 at the Pole

It was rather overcast last week. In fact, in this photo of the IceCube [...]

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