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Inside the Deepest Underground Lab in the U. S

Inside the Deepest Underground Lab in the U. S

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This is the Sanford Underground Research Facility, the deepest underground laboratory in the United States. This facility houses 10 different labs, conducting experiments that can only be done well beneath the Earth's surface. WIRED takes a tour of three labs studying dark matter, neutrinos, and geothermal energy
Date: 2022-07-07

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neutrino is it's own antiparticle. Isn't it claimed that when a particle and antiparticle are in contact they create an explosion, they are destroyed and a lot of energy is produced? Why would such initial hypothesis be reasonable then?
Seems like they came up with germanium detector and fitted the useless theory to get a grant money for the research.

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Veritasium has a great video on a similar dark matter detector in Australia that's involved in these experiments. They're all trying to corroborate the experimental results observed at the DAMA/LIBRA observatory in Italy. Their video goes into more detail about the actual experiment & would make a great companion to watching video.
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I got this. Dark matter is NOT moving thru the earth. Dark matter is still. Its is NOT physical -space time- matter. It IS matter WITHOUT TIME! That is -space 0 time- (0=ought. By definition it is -older- then the birth of the universe and IS PERFECTLY (respectively) STILL just as our universe's -origin- is.
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I belive you'll never find dark matter as I belive it's part of space time. You can't see time. It just happens. You can't see the glue that holds space time together. It's beyond our understand of what dark matter & space time is.
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Why so many commercials? Totally annoying for such an intriguing topic. Too bad the general public couldn't tour a facility like this. That would make a lasting field trip.
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You want -dark matter-? SIMPLE Match the speed we our moving thru the cosmos in the direction of its origin. Just what did you think James Webb was REALY for? Jst ask NASAs QAI
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Origunal estimate was 1. 26 billion. now expected to cost
$3 billion, preliminary estimate, and construction has slipped 4 years, with first data expected in 2029

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what do they do with those core samples? can you buy them when they-re done with them? i-d love to own a core piece where different types of bedrock met like that!
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what do they do with those core samples? can you buy them when they-re done with them? i-d love to own a core piece where different types of bedrock met like that!
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Everybody is talking about the narration but nobody is talking about the typo on -partical-
Wired has enough of a budget to get this right

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