COGNICURRENT

The article discusses how Antonino Zichichi's idea to utilize the Gran Sasso massif for scientific studies led to the establishment of the world's most prominent underground laboratory, despite significant political challenges.

The article explores how an individual who became a legend of the Greek underground scene in the 1990s ended up at the center of a parricide case decades later, revealed through laboratory findings and a premeditated cover-up.

Physicists believe that neutrinos, which are fundamental particles flowing through us from the universe, could provide insights into the mystery of vanishing antimatter, but measuring them requires underground experiments.