Scientists in Japan are hoping 11,000 huge 'lightbulbs' in a tank deep underground will help capture clues to the origins of life. Step inside Super Kamiokande.
"The water had eaten all the metal out of the hammer and left the chrome there," Professor Vagins says.0 is pretty special, but Professor Vagins believes a much more obscure element holds the secret to unlocking the experiment's full potential.
"It's a very strange element; it's very obscure and nobody's really heard of it but it's got very unusual properties," he says. But getting around with the stuff hasn't always been easy — as the professor learnt when trying to board a flight in the United States.
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