JUNO: The Underground Project Unveiling the Secrets of the Universe 🌌

China is finalizing work on JUNO, the world’s largest underground neutrino observatory, a project that began back in 2015. Over the past decade, it has become a symbol of engineering excellence and scientific breakthrough, bringing together more than 700 scientists from 17 countries.
What makes JUNO so unique?

A giant acrylic sphere, the largest in the world, capable of capturing the faintest traces of neutrinos.
The project aims to unlock the mysteries of the universe by studying:
The mass hierarchy of neutrinos, a key to understanding the origin of matter.
Cosmic neutrinos emitted by supernovae.
Geoneutrinos produced by Earth's core.
By 2025, JUNO is expected to begin operations, with scientists hopeful that it will revolutionize our understanding of "ghost particles" that pass through us in billions every second.

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