Recently China has built the world's deepest underground laboratory.

Recently China has built the world's deepest underground laboratory.

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: December 14 2023

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In December 2023, China has built the world's deepest underground laboratory.
This laboratory is equivalent to 120 swimming pools.
This lab has been built in Sichuan province of China.
The depth of this lab is 1.5 miles.
This lab is almost twice the size of Italy's Gran Sasso National Laboratory.
Gran Sasso National Laboratory was previously the world's largest underground laboratory.
This laboratory has been built to study the biggest unsolved mystery of the universe, 'Dark Matter'.
At least a quarter of the universe is believed to be made up of dark matter.
It is an almost invisible substance, which does not absorb, emit or reflect light.
All cosmic rays hinder the detection of dark matter.
But due to the depth of this lab, all those rays will be stopped, which will help the scientists to study this mysterious element better.

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