Brown-eyed susans foreground the “Broken Symmetry” sculpture.
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Birds survey workers arriving from atop “Acqua Alle Funi,” also known as the hyperbolic obelisk, in front of Wilson Hall.
Birds hang out on the corners of the hyperbolic obelisk, titled “Acqua Alle Funi,” in front of Wilson Hall.
In response to complaints from the EAG about poor cell phone reception on the ground floor of Wilson Hall, Fermilab’s RF Department has installed a new pair of cellular hot spot antennas. Simply stick your head in between them and say good-bye to dropped calls. This work life improvement is brought to you by the Employee Advisory Group.
The warm light from inside Wilson Hall contrasts with the cold, late afternoon light on the roof of Ramsey.
This high-in-the-sky view shows how lovely the snowy Fermilab site can be, anchored by Broken Symmetry.
Apparently Olaf the Snowman visited the liquid nitrogen tank outside the MuCool experiment hall. It might also be a distant relative of a Shmoo.
The first snow of the season makes a lovely backdrop for “Broken Symmetry.”
Wilson Hall and its reflection are perfectly clear on a perfectly clear day.
Fog at Fermliab makes for gray symmetry.