- Week 25 at the Pole
Last week, things were quiet for IceCube’s winteovers as well as for the South Pole station in general, in recovery […] - Week 24 at the Pole
Wash, rinse, and repeat. You have two seasons at the Pole, summer and winter. Summer is long gone and now […] - Week 23 at the Pole
Last week’s outdoor photographs from the Pole have gone from colorful to more black and white (with some red accents) […] - Week 22 at the Pole
To really enjoy auroras, you want a nice dark sky. And in winter, the South Pole enjoys very dark skies […] - Week 21 at the Pole
It was a rather quiet week at the Pole. Not in the skies, though, where auroras continued to dance and […] - Week 20 at the Pole
Sometimes it feels almost as if the auroras are trying to say something, scrawling an unintelligible script across the sky. […] - Week 19 at the Pole
Just as it’s getting dark, the moon appears and brightens things back up. Here, the IceCube Lab casts a shadow […] - Week 18 at the Pole
The auroras keep coming. Last week at the Pole, IceCube winterover Ilya captured this image of the sky full of […] - Week 17 at the Pole
Ta-da! The skies were ablaze last week at the Pole. It was an otherwise rather quiet week for IceCube’s winterovers. […] - Week 16 at the Pole
And then…the auroras start to get bigger and brighter. Unfortunately, the weather last week at the Pole was mostly bad, […] - Week 15 at the Pole
Last week had a mix of quiet days and less quiet days at the Pole. There was a monthly emergency […] - Week 14 at the Pole
Aww, that first aurora of the season—often rather light and wispy, here stretching across a sky that is still lit […]