Buried a full kilometer beneath Mount Ikenoyama in central Japan, a stainless steel cylinder roughly forty meters across and just as tall holds fifty thousand tonnes of water so pure it can slowly dissolve metal. Walls, floor, and ceiling carry more than eleven thousand photomultiplier tubes the size of large beach balls. When sodium lamps [...]
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