Interview with Todd Carmichael
SOUTH POLE STATION, ANTARCTICA-- In November 2008, Todd Carmichael set out on a quest to become the first American to ski from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole solo and unassisted. The South Pole was 600 nautical miles away. Just several miles into the journey, his ski bindings broke. He continued on foot... {Read More »}

Mark Krasberg is a physics researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is working on IceCube, an ultra high energy neutrino telescope being built near the bottom of the almost two-mile thick ice sheet at the South Pole. The purpose of IceCube is to detect neutrinos from the most violent events in the universe. Mark is looking forward to going to the South Pole for the fifth time.








