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CERN Probes the Leman for Its Mega-Collisioner Project

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CERN probes the underground structure of Lake Geneva by extracting rock samples. This is an essential study for the giant particle collision project. If allowed, the tunnel will be 90 km circumference, including part under the Leman.
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CERN Probes the Leman for Its Mega-Collisioner Project

CERN probes the underground structure of Lake Geneva by extracting rock samples. This is an essential study for the giant particle collision project. If allowed, the tunnel will be 90 km circumference, including part under the Leman.

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RTS broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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