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At 1,600 Meters Deep, Scientists Try to Open the Door to the Hidden Side of the Universe

Summary by O Antagonista
To look for a particle that may cross the Earth without leaving almost any trace, physicists have placed one of the most sensitive detectors ever built inside an old gold mine. LUX-ZEPLIN, LZ, works at the 4,850 feet level of Sanford Underground Research Facility, about 1.48 km below the surface, trying to record a collision...
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To look for a particle that may cross the Earth without leaving almost any trace, physicists have placed one of the most sensitive detectors ever built inside an old gold mine. LUX-ZEPLIN, LZ, works at the 4,850 feet level of Sanford Underground Research Facility, about 1.48 km below the surface, trying to record a collision...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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