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At the Bottom of a South Dakota Mine, 1,480 M Below the Surface, a 10-Ton Liquid Xenon Experiment Has Been Waiting Since 2020.
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At the heart of an ancient gold mine transformed into an underground laboratory, the LZ experiment searches the universe with 10 tons of liquid xenon. Since 2020, this revolutionary detector has been looking for traces of the mysterious dark matter by exploiting the natural protection offered by 1,480 meters of rock. More
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