As summer ends at the South Pole, winterovers Camille Parisel and Alicia Fattorini will stay 13 months to maintain the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and keep the station running.
Join explorer Sarah as she travels to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole to see how scientists detect exploding stars and black holes using the tiniest clues: neutrinos. Bundle up!
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As summer ends at the South Pole, winterovers Camille Parisel and Alicia Fattorini will stay 13 months to maintain the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and keep the station running.
Living and working at the South Pole is an amazing experience. The environment is extreme, the work is difficult, and well…the traditions are unique.
It's a new year, and another chance to connect with Sarah LIVE from the South Pole! Let's learn more about South Pole holiday traditions and how new sensors are installed in the ice.