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Week 51 at the Pole

The summer season isn’t long at the South Pole, from about late October through early [...]

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Week 50 at the Pole

It was a week filled with movement outdoors. First up, snow needed to be [...]

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Week 49 at the Pole

It looks like IceCube winterover Ian Rees is practicing a good luge position, but he’s [...]

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Week 48 at the Pole

That’s IceCube winterover Ian Rees (facing) near the drill while it’s being prepared to access [...]

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Week 47 at the Pole

Open coat? No hat? It must be summer at the South Pole. [...]

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Week 45 at the Pole

Outgoing winterovers Felipe Pedreros (left) and Blaise Kuo Tiong (right) greet newcomer Ian Rees (center) [...]

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Week 44 at the Pole

It always seems as if they have just about everything at the South Pole, but [...]

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Week 43 at the Pole

Life’s a tradeoff. At the South Pole, when winter comes to a close, you [...]

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Week 42 at the Pole

A few short weeks ago this scene would have looked quite different. But now [...]

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Week 41 at the Pole

Greenery, and flowers, … this doesn’t look like much like the South Pole. But [...]

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