A Mile Underground in The Quest for Dark Matter : UMass Amherst

No one has ever seen dark matter. But a group of researchers, including UMass Amherst physicists, is working to detect dark matter as part of the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment, which just delivered first results—the very first step in helping to determine one of the fundamental mysteries of the universe.  

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