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IceCube sits in a cubic kilometre of Antarctic ice and records flashes from neutrino collisions
IceCube is a detector buried in about a cubic kilometre of ice at the South Pole. It records the faint light made when a neutrino collides with ice (nobelprize.org, Free Press Journal, GDN).
It lets scientists trace neutrinos to sources outside the galaxy.
Pure science.
A long project rewarded.
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