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Searching for exotic matter at the South Pole

MAR 23, 2010
Physics Today
Smithsonian Magazine : Twice a day, seven days a week, from February to November for the past four years, two researchers have stepped outside a research station at the South Pole and walked nearly a mile in darkness to the South Pole Telescope. Their goal, trying to solve possibly the greatest riddle in the universe: what is most of it made of?
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