A brief tour of the South Pole with IceCube winterovers John Hardin and Yuya Makino. Made as part of IceCube's contribution to ScienceWriters 2020. See the full recorded presentation here: • Exploring the Cosmos f... .
I cannot find words to describe The beauty of that continent ....you are blessed by god to be there .....thank you for the video ...I'm in awe of what you do their ..I've applied to work at Antarctica hopefully one day it will come true..thank you for the video it helps me get a better understanding of what is done there ..pls keep posting videos..thanks again ❤
Negative 103 degs F. I hope that makes it into your research paper. If you walked outside naked in that temp I bet you would freeze solid in less than a minute. How does that not freeze your lungs. I agree. This was very informative
I don't know half of what you said but I feel like I now have a degree in science. Thanks for posting this. I wish I could work down there. I've even looked into getting a job as a vehicle driver. Personally Id take a job shoveling snow for 11 months just so I could see the stars in possibly the darkest sky area. I also had no clue it gets that cold. I've been in -8 degs f. I couldn't imagine how cold -103 f is. Im sure its worth it. Let me know if you have a job opening for a pencil sharpener or boot lacer. Ill take it and I wont require a salary. Thanks for the info and the time it took to make this and upload it.
Reminded me of the old time light house keepers. Thank you on behalf of the rest of the planet how stand to learn amazing science through your efforts.
What an incredible lab! How long did it take to build that place? And did I hear you say you're at an altitude of 10,000 feet? No wonder conditions are so extreme... Looks like the skills you guys have are more than adequate to run that huge neutrino camera single handedly so to speak....wow, what an amazing observatory.....
Great video thanks for sharing. Good to c the behind the scenes of the science. Do you also have any optical telescopes. The fuel burn seems like an awful lot. I guess solar panels r hopeless there. Do all other facilities there burn fuel for power? Many thanks Gary (Brisbane; Australia)
Great video! so there is a 24 hour sun that goes around 360 for half the year or not? The conflicting info from people in antarctica is a little confusing.
What's in a DOM cable? Power for 4 DOMS, and fiberoptic? Or is it ethernet? Or something else? How do you communicate with a DOM? What voltage/current is used to power them? Thanks!
Can the Neutrino Observatory be used as a directed energy weapon or as a ATC for non earth vehicles such as UAPs with exotic anti matter particals and can it communicate with interstella space vehicle fleet ? Can the DOMS be relocatable, and can they provide an energy barrier against targeted weapons ?
Electron neutrino current are the smallest hydraulically superior, of the negative pole of magnetic current. I predicted their polarized flow on the web in 96 and in a 2003 copyright as moving to all stars, which consume these, forming new large particles which oppose them. In fact, two poles of energy consumed produce 2 poles of opposing high mass flow currents which are known in biblical terms as the 4 winds and as the 4 pillars holding up the heavens
