Yemilab
Underground physics laboratory in South Korea
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Yemilab
Underground physics laboratory in South Korea
Yemilab (Korean: 예미랩), initially called the Astroparticle Research Facility (Korean: 우주입자연구시설), is a subterranean dark matter research facility searching for weakly interacting massive particles and neutrinoless double beta decay and sterile neutrinos. The facility is 1,000 meters under the mountain Yemisan and encased in limestone which corresponds to 2700 meter water equivalent.
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Yemilab (Korean: 예미랩), initially called the Astroparticle Research Facility (Korean: 우주입자연구시설), is a subterranean dark matter research facility searching for weakly interacting massive particles and neutrinoless double beta decay and sterile neutrinos. The facility is 1,000 meters under the mountain Yemisan and encased in limestone which corresponds to 2700 meter water equivalent. It has a dedicated experimental area of 3,000 m2 making it the sixth largest at time of its opening in 2022. There are 17 separate experimental spaces for relocated equipment from the Yangyang Underground Laboratory (Y2L) along with experimental equipment from various domestic universities and institutes. Yemilab is 400 meters deeper and provides 10 times more space than the Yangyang Underground Laboratory. An addition 6,200 m3 cylindrical pit has been prepared in order to accommodate future experiments.
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