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Week 37 at the Pole

As the long winter comes to an end with the sunrise at the South Pole, [...]

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Week 36 at the Pole

Last week was somewhat busy for the IceCube detector. Otherwise, the sun continues its slow [...]

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Week 35 at the Pole

What did we just say about the dawn sky at the South Pole? That [...]

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Week 34 at the Pole

While a blue sky may seem boring to some, especially after the many displays of [...]

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Week 33 at the Pole

You never know which aurora images from the Pole will be the last of the [...]

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Week 32 at the Pole

Look who’s at the South Pole. Okay, we can’t see their faces in this [...]

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Week 31 at the Pole

The sky was the center of attention at the Pole last week—and for a number [...]

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Week 30 at the Pole

Last week was the first time this year that temperatures dipped to -100 °F, what [...]

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Outreach from the South Pole

Since their arrival at the South Pole last November, John and Yuya have reached hundreds [...]

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Week 29 at the Pole

Another quiet week at the Pole. But there is a bit more “camera” commotion now [...]

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