In 2006, South Dakota began turning a mine that produced 41 million ounces of gold into America’s deepest underground lab; today scientists work 4,850 feet down searching for dark matter and neutrinos
- Solar Neutrino Experiment 1 used a tank filled with chlorine-based perchloroethylene to detect neutrinos from the Sun.
- A gold mine in South Dakota once produced millions of ounces of precious metal.
- Today, the same site is being used to study some of the biggest mysteries in the universe.
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- Solar Neutrino Experiment 1 used a tank filled with chlorine-based perchloroethylene to detect neutrinos from the Sun.
- A gold mine in South Dakota once produced millions of ounces of precious metal.
- Today, the same site is being used to study some of the biggest mysteries in the universe.
Sources: Times of India