Beneath the surface of the Earth, in the southern reaches of China, lies a gateway to the mysteries of the universe. Encased in rock 700 meters deep, the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) stands as a testament to humanity’s unyielding curiosity. This $300 million marvel isn’t just another scientific experiment; it’s a voyage into the infinitesimal—an exploration of neutrinos, particles so elusive they pass through matter as though it weren’t there.
For decades, scientists have sought to understand these enigmatic particles, which hold the keys to some of the universe’s most profound questions. But as we gaze into the cosmos and dig into the Earth, a new vision emerges: could neutrinos, once considered almost useless in practical terms, also be the harbingers of a fossil-free energy future?
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