http://icecube.wisc.edu IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole in Antarctica en-us http://icecube.wisc.edu/news/2009/1121.php The South Pole Station population is currently at 246 and the IceCube population stands at a count of 43. We had 8 new arrivals on Wednesday and Thursday, which included those that had been delayed in Christchurch for a few extra days. The only 2 departures for the week were the... Laurel Bacque 2009-11-21 http://icecube.wisc.edu/news/2009/1114.php South Pole Station Population is 224. The current IceCube population stands at a count of 37, an increase of 29 from the previous week. The eight IceCube staff who were at the Pole were certainly glad when 22 Cubers arrived. This was the largest single day increase in IceCube population since construction began here at the Pole. All of the new arrivals are in good health and the acclimatization process has been smooth... Laurel Bacque 2009-11-14 http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.aspx?c=i&id=475 IceCube is featured in the December 2009 issue of Astronomy magazine - "Astronomers are studying subatomic particles from supernovae and other energetic phenomena, but such particles are difficult to detect." A subscription is required to read the article. James Trefil and Wanda O'Brien-Trefil 2009-11-04 http://www.isthmus.com/isthmus/article.php?article=26811 Mark Krasberg avoids the worst weeks of Wisconsin's harsh winters by lighting out for sunny Antarctica. There, at the bottom of the world, the UW-Madison physics researcher is helping to build a $270 million telescope, called Ice Cube, that promises to bring into focus some of the most violent and intriguing phenomena in the universe. "A really strange telescope," Krasberg, 43, calls it. "It's totally not normal." Neither is seeking refuge from... David Medaris 2009-09-04