Project IceCube: Living, Working and Science from an Ice World, LIVEcast
Event Information
Event description
Scientists in the South Pole tell their stories of living in an alien world and hunting neutrino.
About this event
Winter is here!
Join us for an extraordinary virtual presentation by scientists at the South Pole who will describe what it is like to live and work where it is dark more than 23 hours every day and where the average temperature is -50⁰F.
Project IceCube uses a cubic kilometer of ice at the South Pole to measure neutrinos, mysterious subatomic particles that have an extremely small mass.
Don't miss this fascinating event, live from an alien world! REGISTER NOW!
(This is an interactive Zoom presentation. We will let you know the zoom id as the event approaches.)
If you missed the live event you can see the recorded video here: http://bit.ly/ice-talk
Organizer Castro Valley Rotary Club & Castro Valley Science
Organizer of Project IceCube: Living, Working and Science from an Ice World, LIVEcast
