The moon hovers over Feynman Computing Center.
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Aloke Das is a Ph.D. student at the National Institute of Science Education and Research in India, currently visiting Fermilab and working under Leonard Spiegel with the outer tracker module system test in the detector test area at SiDet. Aloke will be leaving Fermilab at the end of November, and this morning he woke up to a nice surprise: snow!! He said that this was the first time ever in his life to witness snow fall. He was happy to be able to see it and touch it. I figured he needs the winter experience, so the photographer threw a snowball at him!
The earth and the skies may turn, but Wilson Hall is forever!
The end of the rainbow is in Wilson Hall. This photo was taken on Monday morning, Oct 21.
Sunrise at Fermilab, Oct 21, as viewed from the Pine Street Bike Path.
This crayfish looks a little out of place in the grass by the walking path across from FCC!
This picture was taken in the muon section of the neutrino beamline where they have been removing some of the enclosures.
A spectacular orange sky at sunset is seen from the patio outside Wilson Hall atrium.
This colorful cucumber beetle appeared on the photographer’s car window outside the SBN-ND building.
The sun peeks through a crimson sunrise on October mornings.