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Celebrating IceCube's first decade of discovery


Celebrating IceCube’s first decade of discovery
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The IceCube Laboratory at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica.
It was the beginning of a grand experiment unlike anything the world had ever seen. Ten years ago today, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory fully opened its eyes for the first time.
Over the course of the previous seven years, dozens of intrepid technicians, engineers, and scientists had traveled to the South Pole — one of the coldest, driest and most isolated places on Earth — to build the biggest, strangest telescope in the world. Crews drilled 86 holes nearly two-and-a-half kilometers deep and lowered a cable strung with 60 basketball-sized light detectors into each hole. ....

Jim Haugen , El Pa , Francis Halzen , Icecube Laboratory , National Science Foundation , Wisconsin Icecube Particle Astrophysics Center , University Of Wisconsin , Amundsen Scott South Pole Station , Icecube Neutrino Observatory , South Pole , Icecube Neutrino , Icecube Collaboration , Icecube Upgrade , ஜிம் ௌகேங் , எல் பா , ஐஸ்க்யூப் ஆய்வகம் , தேசிய அறிவியல் அடித்தளம் , விஸ்கான்சின் ஐஸ்க்யூப் துகள் வானியற்பியல் மையம் , பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் விஸ்கான்சின் , ஏமந்‌ட்ஸெந் ஸ்காட் தெற்கு போலே நிலையம் , ஐஸ்க்யூப் நியூட்ரினோ கண்காணிப்பு , தெற்கு போலே , ஐஸ்க்யூப் நியூட்ரினோ , ஐஸ்க்யூப் இணைந்து , ஐஸ்க்யூப் மேம்படுத்தல் ,

A smashing discovery


A smashing discovery
Article by Tracey Bryant, adapted from IceCube collaboration
Photos courtesy of Frank Schroeder and the IceCube Collaboration
March 10, 2021
IceCube detector helps prove 60-year-old theory
An electron antineutrino races to Earth from outer space at nearly the speed of light, carrying 6.3 petaelectronvolts (PeV) of energy. Deep in the ice sheet at the South Pole, this high-energy particle smashes into an electron and produces another particle, which quickly decays into a shower of secondary particles. The explosion of light from the collision does not go unnoticed. It is captured by a massive telescope buried in the Antarctic glacier, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. ....

United States , New Zealand , United Kingdom , South Korea , Republic Of Korea , Vladimir Papitashvili , Sheldon Glashow , James Whitmore , Frank Schroeder , Niels Bohr , Francis Halzen , David Seckel , Icecube Laboratory , Ud Department Of Physics , Boston University , University Of Delaware , National Science Foundation , Niels Bohr Institute , Division Of Physics , Wisconsin Icecube Particle Astrophysics Center , University Of Wisconsin , Chiba University , Ud Bartol Research Institute , South Pole , Icecube Neutrino , Nobel Laureate Sheldon Glashow ,