A cool egret flies over the Main Ring cooling pond at AZero on Oct. 10, 2018.
Elliott McCrory
On July 19 at 4:48 p.m., it was rather hot.
Over two dozen high school students attending a summer course on astrophysics at the University of Chicago came out to Fermilab on July 3 to see the sites and sights. Their guide was Dark Energy Survey spokesperson and University of Chicago scientist Rich Kron. These young scientists hail from all over the United States and from other countries as well. Here are a few of them, smiling from the Tevatron tunnel.
The Linac Gallery needs some extra cooling during this hot spell. This photo was taken on Friday, July 5.
Dave Ifversen is the crew chief in the Main Control Room on July 5, the day after Independence Day.
The 2019 QuarkNet interns at Fermilab stand near the stairway over the Main Ring at DZero. From left: Kiana Mohammadian, Hailey Hurd, Eric Chen, Alexander Jang, Molly Wehrenberg.
There have been puddles everywhere on site these days.
Tons of high schoolers toured the lab in March. On March 20, the atrium was FULL of students at 10 a.m.
See ice-covered branches up close and from a distance.