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Old mine may help solve mysteries of universe

Argus Leader: Most South Dakotans probably don't either, but as the Sanford Underground Lab at Homestake takes the first concrete steps toward operations, people in the Black Hills and the rest of the state might get better acquainted with scientific concepts such as "dark matter."

About 350 scientists gathered in Lead recently to begin outlining some of the first groups of experiments.

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