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Italian Scientist Finds Dark Matter (Again)
Thursday, April 24, 2008 - Ehud Rattner
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Physicists in Italy claimed last week to have seen particles of dark matter. Their announcement has got their rivals riled and raises questions about what constitutes evidence of a new particle. Rita Bernabei of the National Institute of Nuclear Physics in Rome presented her team's latest results on 16 April at an international meeting of particle physicists in Venice, Italy. Their detector, DAMA/LIBRA, located deep under the country's Gran Sasso mountain, seems to be observing dark matter.    (source: nature.com)



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