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Enormous, frozen detector nets elusive neutrinos 
Columbus Dispatch | Sat, May 16
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To do this, researchers are building IceCube, a gigantic detector tucked deep inside the South Pole. When the detector is completed, it will rest inside a block of ice that measures a kilometer on each side and features more than 5100 sensors. ...
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