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Week 2 at the Pole

At first glance it looks like IceCube winterover Stephan has sprouted some new teeth at [...]

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Week 1 at the Pole

Tagged any good muons lately? Maybe you just aren’t using the right equipment. [...]

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Week 52 at the Pole

Although you might expect that it would remain fixed, the marker at the geographic South [...]

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Week 51 at the Pole

The year wrapped up nicely at the South Pole, with the traditional holiday dinner and [...]

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Week 49 at the Pole

Summer upgrades to the SPS (South Pole System), part of IceCube’s computing infrastructure, were completed [...]

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Week 48 at the Pole

Indoor tasks can be done just about any time, but for outdoor activities you need [...]

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Week 47 at the Pole

Just in time for Thanksgiving dinner, the South Pole traverse arrived, bringing fuel that would [...]

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Week 46 at the Pole

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s … no, wait, it’s just a plane. [...]

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Week 45 at the Pole

Last week, winterovers Erik and Stephan arrived, and this week Dag and Ian are leaving. [...]

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Week 44 at the Pole

Another summer season at the South Pole station means another changing of the guard for [...]

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