The night the Muon g-2 magnet ring arrived on site in July 2013, it traveled westbound on I-88 from I-355. The precision nature of the ring required that it be shipped in one whole piece that spanned four lanes of the interstate.
Marty Murphy
On Dec. 20, 2020, on the day before the closest apparent approach, the great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn is visible from the MI-14 service building.
Sandhill cranes wade through A.E. Sea on Sept. 25.
The sun peeks through Broken Symmetry on Sept. 23.
PH2-04 is moved into position in the target hall on Sept. 9.
This scene was capture on July 6 as the sun was rising and the moon was setting.
Comet NEOWISE is visible just above the upper left corner of Wilson Hall. Fireflies are visible in the foreground. This photo was taken on July 22.
Comet NEOWISE flies by Wilson Hall early on July 13.
Flashback Friday: Patrick Karns leans out of the old I-minus dome near the current H-minus ion source in September 2015.
Flashback Friday: Patrick Karns leans out of the old I-minus dome near the current H-minus ion source in September 2015.