Underground Research
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A shot over SURF in the Black Hills showing the Ross Headframe and the Terry Peak ski area on the horizon.
Photo by Stephen Kenny.
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Derek Lucero is shown working here as an engineering technician in a clean room on the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment at SURF. LZ is now the world’s leading dark matter detector; it’s an example of the kind of cutting-edge underground research possible in the decades to come at America’s Underground Lab.
Photo by Nick Hubbard
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Two former Homestake workers, Al Pfarr (right) and Bryan Silvernail working with scientists Magdalena Osburn and Bradley Stevenson with the Deep Mine Microbial Observatory (DeMMO) to repair a biologic sampling site on the 800 Level of SURF.
Photo by Stephen Kenny
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Underground Research
Underground Research
Scientists study mysterious particles like neutrinos and dark matter deep underground where a mile of rock shields experiments from cosmic radiation that constantly bombards Earth. We also host biologists, geologists, and engineers, too.
Underground Science
Scientists study mysterious particles like neutrinos and dark matter deep underground where a mile of rock shields experiments from cosmic radiation that constantly bombards Earth. We also host biologists, geologists, and engineers, too.
Underground Research
Scientists study mysterious particles like neutrinos and dark matter deep underground where a mile of rock shields experiments from cosmic radiation that constantly bombards Earth. We also host biologists, geologists, and engineers, too.
Underground Research
Scientists study mysterious particles like neutrinos and dark matter deep underground where a mile of rock shields experiments from cosmic radiation that constantly bombards Earth. We also host biologists, geologists, and engineers, too.
Underground Research
Underground Research
Scientists study mysterious particles like neutrinos and dark matter deep underground where a mile of rock shields experiments from cosmic radiation that constantly bombards Earth. We also host biologists, geologists, and engineers, too.
Underground Science
Scientists study mysterious particles like neutrinos and dark matter deep underground where a mile of rock shields experiments from cosmic radiation that constantly bombards Earth. We also host biologists, geologists, and engineers, too.
Underground Research
Scientists study mysterious particles like neutrinos and dark matter deep underground where a mile of rock shields experiments from cosmic radiation that constantly bombards Earth. We also host biologists, geologists, and engineers, too.