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Dune Project: Meet the Laboratory at 1.6 Km to Study the Universe

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How is the descent to caves where scientists study the origin of the universe 1.6 kilometers below the surface, in the American state of South Dakota, giant caves are being prepared to help answer one of mankind's oldest questions: how did the universe arise? The path to them passes through an elevator that leads scientists to the depths of the Earth. In a video recorded exclusively for the g1, Dune Project researchers show the path to the under…

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Dune Project: Meet the Laboratory at 1.6 Km to Study the Universe

How is the descent to caves where scientists study the origin of the universe 1.6 kilometers below the surface, in the American state of South Dakota, giant caves are being prepared to help answer one of mankind's oldest questions: how did the universe arise? The path to them passes through an elevator that leads scientists to the depths of the Earth. In a video recorded exclusively for the g1, Dune Project researchers show the path to the under…

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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