From the South Pole to the science section: How ice becomes knowledge

Ars Technica
By Scott K. JohnsonAug 24, 2016, 7:15 am139 pts
Enlarge (credit: Scott K. Johnson) It’s -30 degrees Celsius, even though the Sun hangs ceaselessly in the sky. Dressed in puffy, insulated suits and gloves thick enough to both hinder dexterity and preserve fingers, a team gamely tilts a drill barrel back to horizontal. With one smooth, firm motion, a…

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