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An aerial view of the complex at the South Pole.
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Assembly of the hose reel.
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Construction of the Enhanced Hot Water Drill
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Digital Optical Module gets deployed in the IceCube array.
National Science Foundation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Downgoing firn drill.
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The last Digital Optical Module in the IceCube array descends into the ice December 18th.
National Science Foundation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
A sensor gets sent down a hole in the ice as part of the final season of IceCube.
National Science Foundation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
National Science Foundation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The IceCube Lab at the South Pole,
Antarctica.
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Taking calibrations before a Digital Optical Module descends into the ice.
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Building the Digital Optical Module (DOM)
National Science Foundation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
National Science Foundation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The deployment team lowers an optical sensor into an IceCube hole in the ice.
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Insertion of a hose into a hole.
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Down going hose.
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DOM descending a hole
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A reconstruction of path of the light using the times of detection. Red displays the first hits, the others are shown in orange, yellow, and green
National Science Foundation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
A diagram of the IceCube DOM array and a Cerenkov cone of blue light passing through. The multicolored dots indicate the location of a neutrino that has been detected by the modules as it passes through the array.
