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SCIENCE SAFETY: $3.8M overhaul of lab's timber-framed gateway tests human ingenuity, skill
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SCIENCE SAFETY: $3.8M overhaul of lab's timber-framed gateway tests human ingenuity, skill
(Courtesy of Stephen Kenny / Sanford Underground Research Facility)Years of work fortifying the inside of a World War II-era mine shaft in western South Dakota that doubles as a gateway to one of the world’s most advanced science labs is complete.Crews at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) have finished building a timber-framed structure a mile deep into the Black Hills, installing the last of about 2,400 feet of wood lacing one of…
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