The detector that could find dark matter 🔎⚫

Searching for weakly interacting massive particles (or WIMPs) LUX Zeppelin could unveil a whole new section of our universe. A football pitch sized surface area that is so senstive that it can only handle an impurity the size of a single grain of dust.

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