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XENON1T Shows WIMP to be More Elusive than Previously Thought

XENON1T Shows WIMP to be More Elusive than Previously Thought

 

On May 28th the Xenon collaboration simultaneously broadcast multiple lectures detailing the latest result in a ∼ 30 year search for the direct detection of weakly interacting massive particles (also known as WIMPs). This announcement demarcates the first time a direct detection experiment has operated a tonne scale detector for ∼ 1 year – the largest milestone established by the original XENON collaboration nearly twenty years ago.

 

Please see attached a summary of the recent xenon1T announcemen. Text by Samuel Witte (UVEG ESR)

 

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