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Week 19 at the Pole

A bright moon hovers above a row of summer camp buildings at the South Pole. [...]

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Week 18 at the Pole

What better time and place for an outdoor astronomy class than midwinter at the South [...]

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Week 17 at the Pole

It helps for IceCube winterovers to be handy and versatile. With no incoming supplies [...]

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Week 16 at the Pole

Now there’s a flashy aurora! You know (and it’s not hard to imagine), they [...]

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Week 15 at the Pole

This is what the ICL porch looks like as it gets darker outside, bathed in [...]

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Week 14 at the Pole

See anything? Well, there is something there, in this season's first photo of an [...]

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Week 13 at the Pole

The IceCube Laboratory (ICL) is home to a computer complex that collects and processes data [...]

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Week 12 at the Pole

The darkness of night tells us that we’re in the Earth’s shadow. But who [...]

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Week 11 at the Pole

So many images from last week … where to begin? The IceCube winterovers captured [...]

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Week 10 at the Pole

Surprise, surprise—a little creature snuck in to the South Pole station, presumably in the last [...]

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