The moon rises above the Tractricious sculpture on Dec. 10.
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A spectacular orange sky at sunset is seen from the patio outside Wilson Hall atrium.
Throwback Thursday: The muted glow of the evening sun casts Fermilab features in dark and light.
A katydid poses beneath “Tractricious,” visible in the background.
April 14 and April 15 have been interesting days in the Fermilab-land.
Large shoreline rocks skated to center ice, presumably assisted by the ferocious winds during the weekend of Feb. 23.
The moon hangs over Wilson Hall on a December night.
It was a memorable morning performance.
Give thanks for the beautiful site where so many of us work.
Snow flies by Wilson Hall on Oct. 20.