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Einstein Telescope: why South Limburg is a candidate and how the choice will be made in 2027
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Image credits
View from Holset in the municipality of Vaals towards the wooded Schneeberg, with fields and meadows in the border region near the Three-Country Point. Photo from November 2010.Romaine · CC0 · Original source
Mist in the valley near Gemmenich in Belgium, close to the Three-Country Point. The Baudouin Tower stands on the ridge on the horizon. Photo from January 2022.Rhetos · CC0 · Original source
The limestone ridge of Montalbo between Lula and Siniscola on Sardinia, seen across green hills. The Italian candidate area Sos Enattos lies inland near Lula. Photo from May 2013.Gianni Careddu · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Original source