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Planet-Sized Physics: Japanese Researchers Turn Earth Into a Giant Detector to Hunt for Ultralight Dark Matter

Nila Kartika Wati Sep 13, 2026 0

Dark matter remains one of the most enduring and profound enigmas in modern astrophysics. While the scientific community holds an…

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