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Scientists Able To Catch Uranium Thief By Using Dark Matter Detectors

Medicine & Technology Feb 28, 2017

Since last decade nuclear smuggling is increasing rapidly. Physicists found dark matter detectors to catch nuclear conflicts. Physicists made Large Underground Xenon(LUX) detector in south Dakota to catch Dark matters but, the study was discontinued in September 2016. Now they are constructing LUX-ZEPLIN than can also help physicists to catch Uranium thieves.

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Scientists Able To Catch Uranium Thief By Using Dark Matter Detectors

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