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Australia turns gold mine into physics lab to study dark matter - Vimarsana News

Australia turns gold mine into physics lab to study dark matter

Australia's dark matter detector is buried underground to protect it from cosmic radiation and has a unique 'veto' system to increase its accuracy.

Australian Scientists Will Be Detecting Dark Matter In a Gold Mine - Vimarsana News

Australian Scientists Will Be Detecting Dark Matter In a Gold Mine

Australian scientists will seek answers to the long-standing mystery of dark matter in a gold mine. According to a press release from Australia's Nuclear Science and Technology Organization (ANSTO), the Stawell Below Physics Laboratory has been constructed from a gold mine over a mile underground in Victoria to detect dark matter.

LUX-ZEPLIN: World's most sensitive dark matter detector tested for the first time - Vimarsana News

LUX-ZEPLIN: World's most sensitive dark matter detector tested for the first time

A brief test has proven that the new LUX-ZEPLIN dark matter detector is the most sensitive ever. It may be our best bet for finally finding dark matter particles

Physics - Highlights of the Year - Vimarsana News

Physics - Highlights of the Year

Highlights of the Year × There is no denying that the raging pandemic shaped the world of physics in 2020, shifting research priorities, hindering in-person meetings, disrupting supply chains, and leaving a psychological toll on students, teachers, and researchers. Many physicists from around the world shared with us their experiences coping with the pandemic. Yet physics research in all fields marched on and kept delivering surprises and breakthroughs. The selection of our favorite stories of the year clearly reflects the resilience and ingenuity of the physics community. Wishing everyone a...

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