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Week 32 at the Pole

The previous week’s feature image showed the South Pole Telescope with the moon setting behind [...]

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Week 31 at the Pole

It’s still dark at the South Pole, with sunrise not for a while yet. [...]

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Week 30 at the Pole

Last week at the Pole they had Christmas in July. Since the seasons in the [...]

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Week 29 at the Pole

You might not know you’re at the South Pole from the photo of this watermelon. [...]

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Week 28 at the Pole

It’s dark at the Pole, and even a headlamp’s light only goes so far. [...]

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Week 27 at the Pole

They’re watching something—but what? This is the communications (or “Comms”) office at the South [...]

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Week 26 at the Pole

Ah, the 4th of July—barbecues everywhere, even at the South Pole. But, not only [...]

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Week 25 at the Pole

IceCube winterover Erik Beiser was captured in the above image silhouetted by the rising moon [...]

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Week 24 at the Pole

If you blur your vision slightly, the green tablecloth might be mistaken as grass and [...]

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Week 23 at the Pole

South Pole … greenhouse? That’s right. One of the coldest places on the [...]

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