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MARCH 6, 2001 The National Underground Laboratory Committee, composed of a number of American physicists, on Monday recommended a mine in the Black Hills be the home to a new $160 million, 8,000-foot deep National Underground Laboratory. The site received top nods because it would probably be easy to convert the mine into a lab. The lab would conduct a variety of physics experiments and would be funded by The National Science Foundation. Get the Story:
Homestake chosen for national lab (The Sioux Falls Argus Leader 3/6)
Black Hills site chosen for lab
Facebook TwitterMARCH 6, 2001 The National Underground Laboratory Committee, composed of a number of American physicists, on Monday recommended a mine in the Black Hills be the home to a new $160 million, 8,000-foot deep National Underground Laboratory. The site received top nods because it would probably be easy to convert the mine into a lab. The lab would conduct a variety of physics experiments and would be funded by The National Science Foundation. Get the Story:
Homestake chosen for national lab (The Sioux Falls Argus Leader 3/6)
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