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Illustrative image: a spherical sensor on the Antarctic night ice, with cables leading into a hole, under a starry sky.

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IceCube: the neutrino telescope observing the universe from 2.5 km beneath the Antarctic ice

The IceCube telescope, buried 2.5 km beneath the Antarctic ice, uses 5,160 sensors to detect cosmic neutrinos passing through the Earth.

Beatriz Lorenzo Aguirre · 26 July 2026