Did you know that at the South Pole, buried in the ice, lies a huge observatory looking till the edge of the Universe? IceCube, that’s the name of this fascinating machine, was built to study a particular typology of tiny, almost weightless particles called Neutrino. They are extremely difficult to study since unlike light they barely interact with matter, traveling​ across the Universe without ever changing trajectory. This means that if you can catch them they could tell you something about where and when they come from, revealing information from the most distant and violent Universe. That's exactly IceCube's mission right now!