
A shot of the Ceremonial Pole and the old geodesic dome at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station 62.41 Kb
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First view of QUaD and Ice Cube in the Pole Station's Dark Sector 42.36 Kb
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The locals' Xmas tree (the only "tree" to be seen in Antarctica!) 83.37 Kb
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Dr. Sarah Church and I at the current geographic pole - about 20 feet away from the Ceremonial Pole 94.18 Kb
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Sarah inside the new Pole Station 71.78 Kb
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Pole Station corridor (note the hand in the piping above - typical local humour 105.87 Kb
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View from one of the Station's windows 66.64 Kb
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After visiting the Station's "Gift Shop" 80.16 Kb
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Hydroponic culture at the Station 93.59 Kb
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It's cold (down to -40°C/°F while we were there), very dry and fairly high (9301ft) at the South Pole 94.51 Kb
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Visit from the Station's chaplain and an NSF rep to our small mess tent 54.21 Kb
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Our camp mess tent and our guide Denise and medic Mike 72.01 Kb
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Going to the Dark Sector - across the main runway used by the C-130s from McMurdo 62.35 Kb
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Approaching QUaD where Sarah is measuring the polarization of the Cosmic Background Radiation left over from the Big Bang 58.66 Kb
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A view of QUaD and of Ice Cube (the new neutrino detector under construction) 69.79 Kb
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Ice Cube drilling 85.57 Kb
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QUEST at DASY (QUaD) ground radiation shielding 63.36 Kb
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QUaD support structure 113.62 Kb
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Dark Sector labs 77.77 Kb
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QUaD bolometric array receiver under test 123.56 Kb
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Computer test run 91.53 Kb
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Post-doc 1 61.76 Kb
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Post-doc 2 68.93 Kb
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Pierre and Sarah in the lab 111.97 Kb
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Telescope under construction 90.36 Kb
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Instrument under construction 42.59 Kb
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Sarah inside the shielding containing the QUaD 2.6m primary 56.11 Kb
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Rick taking a shot of the primary 46.59 Kb
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Inside the telescope 39.69 Kb
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Receiver housing 92.02 Kb
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Shooting my reflection from the Ceremonial Pole's sphere 103.79 Kb
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Sign at the (ever moving) actual geographical South Pole (a few feet away from the Ceremonial Pole) 83.37 Kb
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A new thin pole and marker is placed at the current geographical pole every January 1st 88.78 Kb
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Melting snow in the mess tent [MOVIE] 16.11 Mb
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Chris and Harry preparing their Guiness BoWR-contending first ever bridge game at the South Pole 75.30 Kb
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Entry to the old station's dome which is now half buried under the snow 79.74 Kb
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