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Monday, January 18, 2010
They made it!
Our stowaways have finally made it to South Pole!
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RainSnow-and-Ice
South Pole
, Antarctica
I am a physicist working on IceCube, a neutrino telescope located at the South Pole. I am went there for the first time in January 2010, now going back for seconds for the month of December 2010.
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McMurdo again!
Leaving South Pole?
People at the South Pole: Tilo
The brain of IceCube
People at the South Pole: Jim and Forest
People at South Pole: Dennis
People at South Pole: Hutch and Gary
People at South Pole: Sirin
SPIFF 2010
More moving
Side experiment 2
A little side experiment
South Pole Telescope
Where our energy comes from
Where the water comes from
First mother and son pair at South Pole
Last String!
How cold is it?
More Photos
They made it!
People at South Pole: Gary and Mark
People at South Pole: Denise
More Penguins!
People at South Pole: Dana
People at South Pole: Brian
People at South Pole: Jason
People at South Pole: DV's
People at South Pole
People at South Pole: Martin
People at South Pole: Scott
People at Antarctica: a geologist
People at South Pole: Allison
Photos from South Pole, day 1
Arrival at South Pole
Day 1
South Pole!
Photos from the trip from MCM to NPX
McMurdo
2 hr delay
Wintering over
24 hr delay
4 hour delay
Clothing Distribution
Christchurch, Part 1
En route
A few more days
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