In 2019, the U.S. National Science Foundation, together with US institutional and international partners, approved funding of the IceCube Upgrade project, an improvement that would significantly push the scientific capabilities of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. Seven years later, the IceCube Upgrade has now been successfully deployed, marking the first significant…
This is the final Upgrade Update as the last field work tasks have been completed and all the Upgrade personnel have left or are scheduled to leave the South Pole. Clear skies and sunshine show off the organized lineup of Upgrade drill towers and other structures that have been moved…
The sun is still out, but it is definitely sinking in the sky. Last week at the Pole, the weather was quite windy, and temperatures were below –50 °F—not the greatest conditions for IceCube’s winterovers to measure the snow height at all the IceTop tanks. But splitting the task over…
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