Flashback Friday: Future scientist Zion Oshinowo visited the Lederman Science Center on Feb. 18 from Beaverton, Oregon. He is the grandson of Fermilab scientist O’Sheg Oshinowo.
O'Sheg Oshinowo
Guess who won this match.
The third annual Fermilab vs. Argonne soccer match took place on Saturday, Oct. 7, in the Fermilab Village.
We can’t get enough of double rainbows. This was taken from Swenson and Eola roads on May 23 at 8 p.m. For some, a double rainbow is interpreted as a sign of good things to come.
The snow may have taken its leave on the home front, but it was still going strong last week at the NOvA far detector in Minnesota. Members of the Alignment and Metrology Department recently visited the detector to survey the NOvA far-detector blocks.
The sun slips beneath the horizon on Thursday. This photo was taken from the back of the DZero Outback Building. The big tornado shelter is visible on the right.
This survey monument, located at Fermilab’s Buffalo Farm, and several similar monuments on site form a GPS surface geodetic control network established to determine the accurate position of each monument. These coordinates are then used to establish a control network for aligning dipoles, quadrupoles and other components in the laboratory’s tunnels.
A coyote casually strolling on the ice of Dusaf Pond appears to follow the direction of the traffic sign.