The golden chamber with the purest form of water which can drain out nutrient out of hairs

Japan is with yet another huge achievement for all of us. It has brought a gold chamber that contains water so pure that it can dissolve metal, and is helping scientists to detect dying stars. This golden chamber is a 15-storey building which is buried under a mountain in Japan. Hidden 1,000 meters under the Mount Ikeno in Japan, it is a Super-Kamiokande neutrino detector. These neutrinos are subatomic particles which are capable of travelling through space and could also pass through solid matter. By studying these particles, scientists are able to study dying stars. And this approach has made scientists to have a closer approach to the universe. This detector is full of water that is so-called “extra pure” that it can dissolve metals in it. it is so pure that it can even leach out nutrients from one’s hair strand. This works on the principle that a matter possesses absolutely no obstacle to a neutrino. One of the three scientists involved in this physics experiment said that a neutrino can pass through a hundred light-years of steel without its speed coming down.

This golden chamber is lined with 11,000 golden colored bulbs which are incredibly sensitive to light- detectors and are called as Photo Multipliers Tubes. These bulbs are the inverse of a light bulb. When simply put, they will be able to detect the even minimal amount of lights and convert into electric current which can later be observed. Now the question arises, how is that water in it so pure? Well, the answer to this question is that in order to reach the light to reach the sensors, the water has to be cleaner. Therefore the Super-Kamiokande or generally referred to as “super- K” constantly filters and re-purifies it and also blasts it with UV light which eventually kills off any bacteria if at all present.