A fun example of how to unexpectedly spotlight your research.
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It all started here...
□□Sound ON□□
— Peter Neff (@peter_neff) February 28, 2018
When #science is done, it's fun to drop ice down a 90 m deep borehole in an #Antarctic □□ #glacier ❄️. So satisfying when it hits the bottom.
Happy hump day. pic.twitter.com/dQtLPWQi7T
Subsequently, and after much media attention, the acoustics behind this strange noise were analyzed by Mark Bocko of U of R Electrical and Computer Engineering. See his full report at U of R Newscenter, or in the shorthand post below.
Annotated frequency vs. time diagram courtesy Mark Bocko of @UofR Electrical and Computer Engineering. pic.twitter.com/HDJ7vDYCvB
— Peter Neff (@peter_neff) April 27, 2018
The culmination of media coverage (possibly of my life?):
a Japanese TV segment including quite accurately explaining the noises with a cartoon.
(氷 = ice)
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