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Inside the excavation of caverns 1.5km underground to host the world’s most sensitive neutrino detectors
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Inside the excavation of caverns 1.5km underground to host the world’s most sensitive neutrino detectors
Spanning 1,300km, the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (Dune) at the Long Baseline Neutrino Facility (LBNF) will be a very big project to study unfathomably small sub-atomic particles. Then again, what the experiment could tell us about existence itself is gargantuan. The post Inside the excavation of caverns 1.5km underground to host the world’s most sensitive neutrino detectors appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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