The experiments involved are a weirdly diverse bunch, including IceCube, a detector composed of light sensors frozen deep in the ice of Antarctica (SN: 12/27/14, p. 27); Super-Kamiokande, which boasts a tank filled with 50,000
tons of water stationed in a mine in Hida, Japan; and the Helium and Lead Observatory, or HALO — with the motto «astronomically patient» — made of salvaged lead blocks in a mine in Sudbury, Canada.
Not exact matches
The layout works well because there is a very obvious «baby / toddler» splashpad area, a giant treehouse
water fort with
tons of sprinklers and spray
stations, Slap Tail Pond (huge wave pool), a family raft ride and so much more.
A refurbished oil - drilling platform displacing 46,000
tons of water would serve as both the anchor
station for the space elevator and a platform for a laser to propel the climbers.
The detector
stations will be about 1.5 km apart, each one an 11,000 - liter (3,000 - gallon) tank filled with 12
tons of pure
water.
Trees, flowers, clay, fruit, ice, sugar, and chocolate have all appeared as regular protagonists in her work, including a carpet
of 10,000 flowers left to wilt on a museum floor; a room whose walls the artist painted in chocolate and then invited viewers to lick its sweet but precarious surfaces; and a thirty - two -
ton minimalist grid
of ice cubes melting in a nineteenth - century
water pumping
station in east London.